Zhou Zhi looked at the resume in his hand and dialed the phone: "Hello, are you Lin Chuyi?"
Lin Chuyi rolled his eyes when he saw the familiar caller number: "No, I'm fifteen."
Zhou Zhi automatically ignored the other party's reply and continued in a formulaic manner: "I am Tianyuan Human Resources. Have you found a job? I saw what you submitted..."
Lin Chuyi got angry before the other party finished speaking: "I told you I'm fifteen, you can't understand human speech, right! You, a liar, call me every day, and I'm annoyed if you don't bother me. Why do you want to be shameless when you, a big man, do something bad? I'm telling you, aunt, I won't give you a deposit or ID card, student ID card, marriage certificate, accounting qualification certificate!" Bang, hung up the phone.
Ever since Lin Chuyi submitted her resume on a certain website, she had frequently received calls from scammers who had never submitted a resume but could correctly state her name to invite them for interviews. As a result, Lin Chuyi's long job search journey was filled with gentle inquiries - "Hello, have you found a job?"
I would like to write this document to those friends who have gone through the experience of submitting resumes - being reviewed, submitting resumes - written tests - being reviewed, submitting resumes - written tests - interviews - being reviewed, being reviewed, and being reviewed but still not giving up on submitting resumes. There will be work, and there will be love.