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The interview was easy; it felt like I spoke terribly, yet I still got the job.
You have to remember everything immediately. Even if you can't hear clearly, you have to make sure you hear it clearly, otherwise you'll get severely scolded. After working for just a few days, you're expected to be like someone who has worked there for a year. You even have to remember where the shoes are placed; if you take more than a minute to find something, you'll get scolded. Introverted people would die working here. The store manager kept telling you to talk, talk, talk—to talk to customers. You absolutely have to talk! On the day of the interview, I already felt that I wasn't compatible with the store manager. On the first day of actually working together, um... we really weren't compatible. Being criticized by the store manager, and having to work on the same day as her, was excruciatingly~~~~ painful. I only worked there for two weeks, but it felt like I'd worked with her for 20 years. It was emotionally exhausting.