What's the worst thing about the interview?

I am a university graduate, majoring in computer science. It's easy to find a job, and many friends around me have gone to bat. Last year, my junior year began to prepare for school recruitment, and I entered the final interview of a Fortune 500 company with my best friend. At that time, we were very happy and cried together, because the pressure of finding a job during that time was really, really great. At the end of the interview, there are always six people, plus two directors, and then everyone introduces themselves and there are questions about the industry. As a result, the interviewer saw that we were from the same school and asked if we knew each other. I said we are best friends. Then the interviewer saw that we had campus experience and were all webmasters of an Internet development organization, and asked me what was going on. As a result, my best friend directly said that I was her subordinate, and I was Barabara, who trained me. The specific situation is that we are a school-level Internet development organization. She was a freshman, and I didn't go until my sophomore year, so she became the party stationmaster one year earlier than me, but there was no question of who was a subordinate at all, because the direction of responsibility was different. Great, I was stepped on by my best friend. As a result, neither of us went in. Haha, she thought she could get in by stepping on my foot, but she miscalculated. Later, she went to work in a poor company in Beijing, and I stayed in the city where the university was located to start a business. My monthly income can be said to be eight times that of her. The best revenge for such a person is not necessarily directed at her, but hitting him in the face, hitting him in the face, hitting him in the face. Then take a good look.