What are some amazing experiences you can share during your interview?

HR: What do you think marriage is? Me: In addition to the sea vows, there are also firewood, rice, oil, salt,, pee, and farts under the moon before the flowers. HR: Hmm. That's the most satisfying thing I've heard today. To this day, I still remember why there was such a problem.

The first question asked me by the interviewer was whether I had been in a relationship in college and how my relationship status was, and I said yes, but I had broken up, and then we talked a lot. In the end, I stood out from a dozen or so people. In the end, the interviewer became my boyfriend.

He said that he felt very good when he saw me for the first time, and felt that finding a partner was more important than finding an intern, so he left me behind.

The interviewer asked him to remember me once, and I punched him.

When I went to a company for an interview, the interviewer asked me why the moon was round, because I told him that after the moon was eaten by a tengu, it became irregular, not round.

The interviewer asked me to name the cities of Guangxi and Guangdong within five minutes.

Interview with Liaoning Poly Real Estate, group discussion, I am number 10. For a while, I was crazy about playing werewolf killing. When we started the discussion, I came straight to the point. Player 10 began to speak. In an instant, everyone was silent, and the skills were shocked.

HR: Let's talk about your ideals in life and your ideals. I'm serious afterward.

HR Q: Do you have any poetic ideas? Me:

Yes. At the beginning, what I wanted to answer was "those who are in the twilight of spring, the spring clothes are completed, there are five or six champions, six or seven children, bathing in Yi, the wind is dancing, and the song returns".

One of the HRs took one look at my CV and exclaimed, "Oh my God! The other HRs were looking at her, and I thought something was wrong.

The HR said, "Your name is exactly the same as my daughter's name!" I've always thought I'd given her a very special name, and there was a repetition.

Scared the hell out of me. What do you think you do? However, it was the first time I had met someone with the same name.

HR gave me a cup of coffee and told me to drink and talk. In the middle, he asked a question that almost made me spray coffee: As a party member, what do you think is the spirit of the Long March? I now recall the question of how I was in the first place.

Interview to sing the company. Final face. "Do you think we still need to improve the company?

blabla...I said a bunch of things, but none of them were on point. HR frowned.

It seems that you don't know much about our company. I hastened to say. "Yes, I usually use national karaoke.

HR gasped. Of course I was rejected, what do I think.

A friend of mine interviewed for a state-owned enterprise, and then he belonged to the kind of person whose grades were very average, and then he didn't pass the fourth or sixth grades, but he was a soldier. Then after a while, HR asked, what did you learn from being a soldier. He said righteously.

Loyalty to the party! "It turned out to be tricked. He was also assigned to work in the party committee.

I interviewed, and the other party requires: study background, English skills. I went to the interview, and when I filled out the paperwork, it was all in English.

HR told me, do you have an English name? It is customary for companies to call English names. Me:

Is our company foreign-owned? HR: No.

Me: Are there any foreigners? hr：

No. I asked all the places where foreign languages might be used, and they didn't exist... After pulling me to realize how stupid I was.

CFO of China Southern Power Grid: "Is the question I just asked difficult? You're frowning the whole time, but you're answering well. "You take my grades and ask questions in a single way, what do you say! I still remember it.

Everyone has some meaningful experience during the interview, and our experience will be told to you next. Interviews are probably the most important step in our careers. It is a crucial stage associated with future career success and a crucial step in getting a dream job.

While interviewing can be a stressful process, it can also be fun and entertaining. Here are some of my twists and turns.

My first interview experience was when I applied for a position in a world-renowned company. At the time, I was on winter break after my sophomore year, and I really wanted to intern at this company. I attended their job fair at the job center and submitted my resume to them.

Finally they invited me to an interview, but I had to change my plane ticket, fly to their headquarters city that weekend, and have an interview at the office of one of the company's executives. The executive was dressed in impressive attire and asked me questions about my experience. I didn't have this interview question directly, but used my experience to have a discussion with the executives.

During the interview, I was recognized for my strong leadership, understanding of teamwork and communication, as well as the learning opportunities and internships offered by my college. I was able to secure the position and do an internship for a year.

Another interesting interview experience happened when I was looking for a position in customer service. When I came to the interview, I met all the criteria for the interview, but I looked thin. When the interviewers met me, they were surprised by how I looked and smiled, and then asked questions:

Does this job also need a**? I felt a little embarrassed at the time, but I confidently explained to them that I was very adaptable to difficulties and requirements, and was able to use my strengths to help customers solve problems. I also talked about how I used language and cultural barriers to help clients solve their problems and build a customer communication community within the company, which I have been very successful.

Although I may seem weak in size, I have a strong leadership and excellent communication skills and adaptability. Later, I got the position and became the leader of the team.

Finally, another interesting experience was an interview with another company, I interviewed for the same position with other candidates, but I seemed to fill out the wrong application form and did not say that I had heard of the company. When I entered the interview room, I saw a very surprised interviewer. He asked me if I had ever heard of this company, and I said, "Of course, this is a world-famous company, and everyone should know about it."

Although I may have been a little imprudent, I managed to get a job in this company and became part of a very interesting team.

Overall, the interview experience can be a difficult process, but it can also be fun and enriching. Emphasizing your leadership, communication, and adaptability during the interview can help the interviewer get to know you more fully and set you apart from the competition.