Looking for a job, looking for a job

Author: Longxiweiwei
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Publish Date: 2006-05-01
Features: Whether from successful experiences or lessons from failures, I am undeniably a "face master." Chinese noodles, Hong Kong noodles, foreign noodles, "stir-fried noodles," "hand-pulled noodles," "cold noodles"... you name it, I've had them all, rarely missing an interview. One failed interview, don't ask why. But what if it happens again and again? Although the pain in the storm is nothing to worry about, at least you have to ask—Damn it, why? Those "Sweet Juice Dumplings" know that job hunting is a protracted tug-of-war, with no smoke or blood, only beautifully printed resumes bought for 1.5 yuan each bringing fleeting hopes, and gifts more likely to be repeated disappointments. The author of this book has shown everyone, scene by scene like slides, their doubts, collisions, hesitations, waits, sparks, and ice cubes during their job search, hoping to help junior students, at least as a cautionary tale. Whether from successful experiences or lessons from failures, I am undeniably a "face master." Chinese noodles, Hong Kong noodles, foreign noodles, "stir-fried noodles," "hand-pulled noodles," "cold noodles"... you name it, I've had them all, rarely missing an interview. One failed interview, don't ask why. But what if it happens again and again? Although the pain in the storm is nothing to worry about, at least you have to ask—Damn it, why?