Are there many people who were eliminated when they went to Japan this autumn? Why do I feel that I did well in the interview, but I was rejected by bs?

Interview, there are too many factors. As you said, this situation is too common and normal.

Sometimes you don't show what the interviewer wants, but the interviewer is an old hand. Of course, you won't say you're not good to your face. My classmate even encountered such a situation. During the interview, the conversation was very lively. Finally, the manager said, "well, you are the one we are looking for." My classmate came back full of joy, waiting for the employment notice, but the result was a failure. The interviewer's factors are very dominant. Whether you are capable or not, whether you are qualified or not, he has the final say.

Sometimes, I find that there are still many resumes to use after the interview. If the on-site performance is only good, nothing special, and you can't let him make a special mark on your resume, then your resume will be assimilated into a bunch of usable resumes. Choose two out of 65,438+00, all by probability.

Sometimes job interviews are just a formality, and job fairs are held at the invitation of the organizers. In fact, there is no real recruitment demand, and of course there will be no results.

In short, the interview should be calm, well prepared, and then believe that a large amount will work wonders.

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