It was the time when graduate students were about to graduate and look for jobs. My graduate student studied Chinese in Hong Kong with a double degree, one of which was majoring in finance and economics, which was perpendicular to the undergraduate major.

As an undergraduate, I can enter the top 30 schools in the world. I have taken the CPA exam twice, and I have three or four professional-related internship experiences, one of which is still a very good enterprise.

Because everything went well before, it drifted away.

Sorry, I don't know much, but I'm really gone with the wind.

When I was recruiting in the autumn, I got offer from CITIC Jiantou and several domestic small enterprises in Hong Kong. Actually, it's not bad, but I'm not satisfied I think I can still take part in next year's spring trick, and I'm sure I can find something better then, so I didn't take any.

In March, there was no movement until I submitted my resume, and finally I got an interview with Deloitte in Hong Kong. This is the only one of the four universities where I voted for an interview. At that time, I still wanted to use the bottom four. Ha ha.

Crazy preparation for two weeks, interview, group meeting.

The group leader went to Harvard.

China, undergraduate, Harvard. Okay, you're great.

Next, I introduce myself. Others are foreign undergraduates and graduate students from famous universities. Education for all is the Rolls-Royce in the field of studying abroad.

Just me, like the refurbished Li Xia 2000.

Communicate in English, fluent in mother tongue. I'm devastated.

Then I began to state, I will go, people's logical thinking is really good! Have you seen Zhan Qingyun's debate? Everyone is that style, organizing opinions and language on the spot, four viewpoints and four angles, opinions plus examples and analysis, everything is reasonable.

I'm a mess myself, and I have to speak in English. I really have no idea what I'm talking about, and I'm naive about the idea I barely came up with.

This is the result of my crazy preparation for two weeks, and it was crushed instantly.

Of course, the result was brushed off in one round.

However, this is not the worst.

Worst of all, the interviewer was from Hong Kong, and his Mandarin was poor, so he kept communicating in English. Until it was my turn to introduce myself one by one, he asked me, what is your undergraduate school?

I said, Inner Mongolia University of Finance and Economics, not 985/2 1 1.

He is very sincere, specially asked me in Chinese: