Recently, a news that a girl with a height of 185 was rejected for a job triggered a discussion. Although I don't have the same experience, it is not uncommon for me to be rejected in the workplace for some wonderful reasons. ..... Specifically, this kind of job rejection includes three situations: rejection due to geographical reasons, rejection due to dialect speaking, and rejection due to appearance.

1, the job application was rejected due to geographical factors. This situation does exist in the workplace.

In the process of job hunting in the workplace, there are indeed cases where job hunting is rejected due to geographical factors. ..... Some time ago, there was news that a person was rejected because he was from other places. ..... This situation is a great impact on the job seekers themselves, and it is a very unfair thing. But such a situation does exist in the workplace.

It is a wonderful experience that some people are rejected because they speak dialects.

Now more and more people speak Mandarin, which is very beneficial to our communication with each other. ..... In the workplace, some jobs have clear requirements on this issue, and it is normal for job seekers to speak Mandarin but not dialect. However, some technical jobs do not need to communicate with people. This kind of job also requires job seekers to speak Mandarin, because job seekers will reject each other when they speak dialects. This kind of thing is wonderful.

3. Being rejected because of looks is the most helpless experience in job hunting.

In many cases of job rejection, being rejected because of looks is the most helpless experience. ..... Everyone looks different, some are beautiful, some are average, but in any case, the problem of looks has nothing to do with professional skills. For jobs that don't need to communicate with people, the problem of appearance is actually not a problem. ..... but in the workplace, there are indeed people who are rejected because of their looks, which will make job seekers feel very helpless.