Classmate S Jun went to Wal-Mart for an interview yesterday and was ruined by a sudden English interview. Mr. S recalled that he told the interviewer to speak Chinese on the phone to remind Mr. S? Relax, the interview won't be in English. ? This gave Mr. S, who has an average English level, a reassurance. As we all know, Wal-Mart is a well-known foreign company, and it is reasonable to say that the requirements for foreign languages are not low, and this interview was unexpected? It's not English, is it? . S jun is full of longing for the work of famous enterprises and goes to the interview with his ass. ? Just entered the interview room and sat down soon, a foreigner and a China employee who seemed to have worked for quite a long time came in. ? S jun recalled the scene at that time and said. Usually in foreign companies, it is normal for China employees to interview foreigners, and China employees are likely to be responsible for translation. However, the development of things was beyond Mr. S's expectation, and the old employee spoke. I can hardly 100% understand that pile of scratching English! ? According to S Jun's later recollection, the foreigner spoke for a minute or two, which may be an introduction to the post. ? I was so stupid, and then I kept nodding. ? Maybe some questions were taken away by Mr. S. Speaking of this, Mr. S smiled helplessly. 10 minutes of interview is not long, but it seems very long for Mr. S whose English level is average. ? Introduce yourself in the first interview. This has been fooled for more than a minute, right? S jun said,? The two words are separated by a few seconds! ? Because the next question is aimed at the resume, Mr. S can probably guess the content of the question and respond. ? I heard an old employee ask me what my hobbies are. I think it took me a long time to think that this should be an interest. So I said I have no hobbies. ? S jun said,? I also said in Chinese that I have many hobbies. ? This makes the interviewer look embarrassed and S Jun embarrassed. When an old employee asks? What? About what? Football? During the game, Mr. S replied that he liked it? Golf? 、? Bowling? . Many foreign companies choose employees with sports expertise. For example, Siemens prefers football and global sources prefers basketball. S Jun's favorite sport is favored by business elites, but it is not known whether it meets the needs of Wal-Mart. About other conversations during the interview, Mr. S can't remember clearly. ? Two people are super fluent in English and ask questions super quickly, so I can't think much. ? Looking ahead, Mr. S said that tragedy should be turned into motivation. Are you ready to improve your English? Try not to be embarrassed again in the English interview. Source:/Introduction? ;