I just went to an interview recently. My major is Chinese language and literature, but I recruited a junior SQA consultant. I had doubts at that time, because I had no experience in this field, but Yueshun HR said it didn't matter, I could go to school, so I went. It was an interview at CGNPC, first the initial test, then the written test, and then the second interview in the afternoon. Every few days, Yueshun's HR informed me that I passed the second interview and the salary was quite good. I reconfirm that I have no experience. Is it really okay? She told me categorically that the director was satisfied. Next, let me submit the information, go to the physical examination and apply for a bank card. I'm almost ready. A few days later, I suddenly called to tell me that because I was a liberal arts student, they wanted to recruit science students, so the entry approval failed. . . . . . I suddenly felt like crying, because I refused the offer twice. Therefore, I suggest that when the job seeker informs you to apply for a job, you should go to the physical examination and apply for a card. Don't refuse other salary before signing the labor contract to avoid meeting me again.