< p > Wu Shihong attended the IBM interview. The examiner asked, "do you know what kind of company IBM is?" "I'm sorry, I don't know."

Wu Shihong told the truth.

The examiner asked, "then how do you know you are qualified to work for IBM?" "how can you know I'm not qualified if you haven't used me?" Wu Shihong asked.

This unexpected answer not only failed to annoy the examiners, but aroused the great interest of < a href= "http:// m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp >" Examiner "/a, so the questions continued.

Finally, she was told that she would go to work next Monday! < /p >

P > < strong > analysis: < /strong > < /p >

< p > generally speaking, we should know as much as possible about the recruitment unit before applying for a job.

On the one hand, you can judge whether the unit is suitable for your development through relevant information (if a unit is obviously not suitable for you, do not go to the interview, so as not to waste time); on the other hand, you can integrate your understanding of the company when answering questions, so that you can make the chief examiner more easily.

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< p > for recruitment units, < a href= "http:// m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp" > applicants < /a > the more we know about this unit, the more we welcome it.

So many units like to ask questions during the interview: have you heard of our unit or your impression of our company before?

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< p > < strong > countermeasure: < /strong > < /p >.

< p > it is better to answer truthfully to such questions. If you can talk about which places are more attractive to you, it is better.

But the problem is that if you really do not know about a href= "http:// m.pmae.cn/news/index_c.asp" and recruitment unit < /a > like Wu Shihong, then you have to "kill a horse as a living horse doctor": < /p >

< p > 1, frankly admit that you know nothing, and do not give any explanation.

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< p > 2, when the chief examiner expresses his dissatisfaction, he refute his confidence and eloquence with his witty remark, which has aroused the attention and interest of the examiners, thus receiving the wonderful effect of his death and his afterlife. < /p >