Yesterday, I had the honor to have my first interview in Hangzhou Branch of Guangfa Bank. The day before yesterday, I was called to go in the afternoon. I have an appointment this afternoon. I asked if it would be ok in the morning. The female supervisor surnamed Jiang said yes. So I went yesterday morning, and Jiang was very busy. I hired a male supervisor as an examiner. Just one examiner, fill in the form first, and you must fill in the details. Moreover, local contact and emergency contact cannot be repeated. One of them asked you to fill in the most failed and successful things. . . . After filling it out, he took a look. The interview officially started, and I introduced myself as usual, very relaxed. At the end of the interview, I thought it was financial derivatives such as sales funds. I specifically analyzed the current financial environment and said why I chose the financial industry instead of the later real estate industry. . . But he stressed that this job is selling credit cards, which made me dizzy and tragic (which was also the biggest mistake I made in this interview). He said that we usually throw away your resume (junior college law year), why did we give you an interview? . . . . . Then you have to look at my ID card, ask my family, my members, what I do, my annual income, my annual tuition and living expenses, and then ask you how much your living expenses are among my classmates. Then you need to see my mobile phone. He can't use it yet, and he asked me how to quit. Sweat! He said it was realistic now. If you are the son of the governor and know the boss of the group, come and sit every day and get 50W easily every year. Then I said that I have three advantages and disadvantages, dizzy, and then I let you sell the three advantages and disadvantages yourself, damn it. The examiner said that our bank work is different from society, and we can be on an equal footing with civil servants (disgusting). I also heard him talk about how to do the work. It took almost two hours to finish and made me wait for the call. In recent days, interviews are the most scarce, and other companies can easily handle them.