What embarrassing things have you encountered when college students first entered the workplace?

1. People who have experienced it say that dressing formally during the interview makes people feel that the applicant attaches importance to this matter. So, when I received the first interview notice, I chose carefully, spent a lot of money to buy a very "right" outfit, and then left beautifully with an ordinary briefcase. Who knows, just arrived at the door of the company, let the receptionist stop her, and said out of the blue without asking: "We don't accept any form of sales promotion here! Please go back!

I don't have any interview experience. I just stepped on the experience of "face bully" and watched some "face classics" crazily. I am no exception. Looking at the interview skills summarized by the predecessors, I feel that I have got the real martial arts classics and even recited them. The interviewer answered a series of questions fluently. I thought I played well and didn't get the job. The interviewer's reason is "Do you often mix places?"? From your answer, we can't see the youth that a graduate should have! " "Xixi": It is said that the interview time determines the success or failure of the interview. Basically leave within 20 minutes, and 40 minutes means you can have a second interview. 1 hour is definitely an opportunity! According to this unspoken rule, I patiently accompanied a "bitch" interviewer for a whole afternoon. I'll ask what my first feeling is about their company, and then guess what my blood type and constellation are ... Oh, why doesn't she go to the street for divination? What drives me crazy most is that under my patient chat, the "bitch" interviewer actually called the next day: "After careful consideration, I don't think you are suitable for our company." Poor, my patience and spit!