The appearance of Standard Chartered Bank has brought many dramatic plots to this story. After coming back from the gym one night, I waited for the bus on the platform. I got a call telling me to go to Standard Chartered Bank for an interview. I used to think that I had to work in a big company after graduation. I'm still very excited to really enter a multinational global enterprise for the first time. I was interviewed by a super professional lady, of course, my later boss, and the atmosphere was really charming. Fortunately, my aura is also very suitable for her, haha. At first, I thought she was just an HR, and later I joined Standard Chartered to know that he was the regional operation director. During the interview, I mainly asked about the contents of my resume, and then I began to ask some things related to the bank. I didn't think about entering the bank, so I didn't pay much attention. Of course, the most crucial episode in the interview was that I left out the name of my independent college at school. Later, after talking, I slowly talked about this problem. She said that she was actually more concerned about the job seeker's own ability, and I explained to him again and again that I only did it to increase the possibility of an interview. During the interview, I learned that this position is not just about recruiting an intern, but a talent reserve training project. There will be a one-year training period, rotation in several different branches, and then fixed on the operation line, and become the backstage team leader through 1-2 years. After hearing what she said, she was quite excited.