The middle-aged man looked deeply regretful.
"What a pity."
He turned to leave, but stopped again. "Oh, right. Our company is also hiring reserve manager interns. The internship lasts one year. If you're interested, we can talk to your school about it."
Even in 2012, employment pressure was fairly high. If they could intern ahead of time and even stay on to work at a multinational company, it would be a pretty good choice for most students.
Tian Nina was truly tempted, but Lin Qiye was not.
In his previous life, Lin Qiye had fought his way through society. What hadn't he seen?
These recruiters, who seemed very professional to college students, felt strange to him.
Especially their expressions and behavior.
He had done campus recruitment before too, and had come into contact with many staff sent by companies to recruit on campus.
When real multinational companies recruited on campus, never mind arrogance—most still kept some distance, or carried themselves with a guiding attitude. They would not take the initiative to approach college applicants.
Because in their eyes, college students were blank slates, with absolutely no work experience or social experience, and needed a great deal of training before they could handle independent work.
So how could they possibly be this approachable, even going so far as to cozy up to them?
He looked around. Those staff members were overly enthusiastic. From a college student's perspective, it might look like respect for them, but Lin Qiye did not believe a so-called multinational company would lower itself like this.
But this company had been approved by the school. Lin Qiye found it strange, yet he could not just speak recklessly.
Maybe they were deliberately putting on an act for their image?
He stopped thinking too much about it and simply pulled