Han Lingxi put the things she brought back from the company back into her small rented room, picked out a smart-looking outfit, put on some light makeup, and set off for Layton Company.
Following the instructions of the receptionist, Han Lingxi arrived at the waiting area for her interview. Seeing that she seemed to be the last one to be interviewed, Han Lingxi had a rough idea of what was going on.
The position she was interviewing for was a financial advisor at Layton. At a large company like Layton, such positions are usually filled with high-salary hires. Even those who are interviewing are likely people who have switched jobs from other companies. They wouldn't even consider someone like Han Lingxi who has just graduated.
Han Lingxi realized that her interview notice had only been sent this morning. If it wasn't because there was an internal disagreement about whether or not to let her come for the interview, then it was only this morning that someone noticed the analysis she had written on her resume.
And that was indeed the case; the HR staff glanced at Han Lingxi's education and work experience and immediately passed her over.
However, Lou Kaiyi went to the HR department to submit some documents in the morning and happened to see Han Lingxi's resume. He mentioned it to his father's assistant, who thought it was a very important matter and sent the resume to the president. President Lou felt that Han Lingxi was very talented and wanted to see if she had the ability, so he sent out an interview notice at the last minute.
Lou Kaiyi's father is the president of Layton, so Lou Kaiyi can be considered a second-generation rich kid. However, President Lou has always believed that people should take things one step at a time to make steady progress. Therefore, Lou Kaiyi, who has only been out of school for a year, is just a small employee in the company.
Only a few of Lou Kaiyi's confidants knew about the relationship between Lou Kaiyi and the president; no one else knew that Lou Kaiyi was the eldest son of the Layton family.
Han Lingxi waited a long time before it was his turn for the interview. When Han Lingxi went in, he saw that the interviewers all looked a little tired, but they all seemed to be looking forward to Han Lingxi's interview.
Han Lingxi answered several standard questions posed by the interviewers, questions that she naturally had no trouble answering.
Just as Han Lingxi finished answering one of the questions, she heard a knock on the door. Then President Lou walked in. Of course, Han Lingxi didn't know that it was President Lou at the time, but she knew that this person's identity must be extraordinary.
After the person finished, he looked at Han Lingxi kindly and asked her to explain what she had written on her resume. Han Lingxi had naturally expected this request, so she explained her analysis and reasoning.
Han Lingxi also focused on analyzing her former company, which was a rival to Layton and should have been taken seriously by Layton.
After Han Lingxi finished her analysis, President Lou nodded in satisfaction. Then he casually chatted with Han Lingxi about a few unimportant questions. Although they seemed to have nothing to do with work, Han Lingxi still answered them carefully.
Who knows if the interviewer will judge your personality and whether you are suitable for the job based on your answers? It would be a shame to leave a bad impression because you answered too casually.
After the interview, Han Lingxi returned to her place to wait for the notification. Although she felt very confident, she was not entirely sure. After all, her lack of experience was a major weakness. There was a possibility that the other party would think she was only good at theoretical talk and not hire her.
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