After you hand in your resume or interview, the employer tells you that "your resume is in the talent pool", which is a euphemism for not being hired.

The talent market establishes a professional talent pool for some professional jobs. You need to meet certain professional standards before the talent market will send your resume to the corresponding company. This is also called "resume entering the talent pool".

Hehe, then you can apply more. You can terminate the contract at any time during the probation period anyway. What's wrong with accumulating more experience? Stop being confused and act quickly. Looking for a job still depends on your own skills. There is no way out for "waiting, relying and wanting"!