Job Search Vortex

In an era of employment cold wave, 32-year-old Lin Xia plunged into the turbulent job hunting battlefield after experiencing Internet layoffs. From presentations at well-known companies filled with 985 graduates, to interview rooms at start-up companies filled with workplace PUA talk; from outsourcing positions disguised as high-paying traps, to HR conversations that hide discrimination based on academic qualifications, she used the tenacity honed by life to dismantle workplace code words and find ways to break through the information fog. This documentary literature is based on Lin Xia's 67-day job search diary, truly recording the survival difficulties and breakthroughs of contemporary working people. The author deeply analyzes key links such as industry slang, interview games, and salary negotiations, and reveals the unknown truth in the recruitment process. When ideals and reality collide fiercely, and when age anxiety and professional dignity tear each other apart, Lin Xia tells you through blood and tears experience: job hunting is not a one-way rush, but a two-way war that requires wisdom and courage.