Tang Xiaoqi couldn’t help but click her tongue in amazent; the elimination rate was truly incredible, as just while chatting, another batch of interviewees had walked out of the room.
The female employee glanced at the remaining dozen or so interviewees in the corridor and simply opened the door, letting them all in.
It was only after everyone had left that she realized Tang Xiaoqi was the only one still standing in place.
"Hey, beauty, hurry up and get in there! What are you spacing out for?"
Uh... actually, I’m just here to observe...
However, it seed that the other party had no process for "verifying identity" at all—no registration, they didn’t ask for resus, they didn’t even ask her na.
That’s just ridiculous!
Tang Xiaoqi, who was genuinely curious, hesitated for a mont but eventually, with her handbag in tow, she walked into the interview area...
As soon as she entered, she was imdiately stunned.
The so-called interview area was actually just a large office space for employees.
Brand-new desks, office chairs, monitors, humidifiers, and all sorts of office supplies were all accounted for.
At a rough count, there were about forty or fifty workstations in the area.
At this ti, the computers on all the desks were already powered on, and each interviewee was sitting at a workstation, truly resembling a computer-based exam site.
Newcors, upon seeing this, followed suit and found empty spots to sit down.
So of the interviewees from the previous batch who hadn’t been eliminated yet were either frowning in deep thought or rat-a-tat-tapping on the keyboard, all with a serious deanor.
Tang Xiaoqi was a little surprised.
So this really is a remote interview...
No wonder they can interview so many people at the sa ti, but how many interviewers must there be?
And... why isn’t anyone speaking up?
Apart from the sound of keyboard tapping, there was no talking at the scene.
Looking at other people’s computer screens, there also didn’t seem to be the video pop-ups that are a staple of remote interviews...
Tang Xiaoqi sat down at an empty workstation, curious, and looked around. Aside from the computer monitor on the desk, she couldn’t find any sign of a PC unit or the like.
And on the computer screen, there was a text-based chat window similar to Tencent’s chat service.
[Interviewer: Hello, interviewee. Please enter your "na" and "ID number"]
Tang Xiaoqi’s eyes widened.
Holy cow! A pure text-based interview?
No wonder so of the beauties here are looking not so great.
This really levels the playing field, negating their huge advantage.
All that delicate makeup for naught, it’s like casting pearls before swine...
Facing the dialog box, Tang Xiaoqi furrowed her brow. She hadn’t signed up, so she figured there wouldn’t be any information on record for her, so how could she proceed to the next step?
Obviously, her curiosity was thoroughly piqued...
Just then, an interviewee sitting nearby suddenly stood up in anger, pointing at the computer screen.
"Slander! This is naked slander! What gives you the right to say I don’t et the company’s ’integrity’ requirents?!
What kind of crappy interviewer are you? You only asked a couple of questions before saying I’m eliminated.
We’ve co all this way, are you playing with us?"
This outburst imdiately attracted the attention of all the interviewees.
Most of the newcors didn’t understand the situation and didn’t know what had happened.
But many who were already there and still in the midst of the interview revealed expressions of sympathy mixed with a look of relish for the unfolding drama.
The next mont, a Bluetooth speaker in the examination hall ca to life, emitting an extrely calm male voice.
[Mr. Liu, please calm down!
The reason I judged that you do not et the company’s "integrity" requirents is that the resu information you provided does not match the actual situation.
There is no record of a Mr. Liu among the Class of 2018 graduates from Zhejiang University.
If your degree is indeed genuine, please contact Xuexin Net and the relevant departnts to correct the information.]
Everyone imdiately showed enlightened expressions, as if it all made sense.
And Mr. Liu, the interviewee, hadn’t expected that his fake degree would be exposed on the spot; his face turned red with embarrassnt.
He had hoped that a newly established private company would undoubtedly have an imperfect HR auditing system, which is why he sought to gamble on this high-paying position.
But he didn’t expect to be caught red-handed as soon as he entered the examination hall...
[The positions for which our company is recruiting this ti are technical ones, and our requirents for education and specialty are quite lenient; we don’t even have an educational threshold.
Whether or not you graduated from Zhejiang University is actually not important; as long as your skills pass the assessnt, you will qualify for selection.
However, untrustworthy individuals may affect our company’s basic judgnt of its employees in the future and are an uncontrollable factor that needs to be eliminated.
Furthermore, judging from Mr. Liu’s emotional reactions just now, he has a sensitive and irritable personality, which is not conducive to group collaboration and work division.
Therefore, considering professional ethics, psychological quality, and team cooperation, Mr. Liu does not et our company’s selection criteria for talent.
If Mr. Liu is dissatisfied with our company’s interview process, he may dial 12333 to file a complaint with the labor arbitration departnt.
Our company’s legal advisor will also actively respond to any legal actions, thank you!]
An emotionless, chanical response left the interviewee nad Liu speechless.
Facing the mocking glances of the crowd, he had no face left to stay; it was as if he couldn’t wait to find a hole to crawl into and flee in sha...
Seeing this scene, several interviewees who felt guilty exchanged looks and also left the room with their tails between their legs.
The room slowly returned to calm, as everyone with varying thoughts continued with the interview.
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