JohnCenaFan28
03-03-2009, 10:05 PM
A Chinese company requires job applicants to show their ears during interviews.
The Wuhan-based building materials firm says it wants to make sure their appearance won't have a negative effect on customers.
One applicant, Ms Li of Wuhan, who was interviewed for a job as a secretary, said she was amazed at the request.
"We had a nice talk, but at the end of the interview the job interviewer suddenly asked me to show him my ears," she told Chutian Daily.
She reluctantly went along with the request because she was desperate to get the job.
Mr Lin, one of the company's interviewers, said facial expression, including the ears, played a big part in how workers were perceived by customers.
"Besides their capabilities and diplomas, we pay special attention to their faces since a good face can leave our clients with a good impression of the company," he said.
-Nova
The Wuhan-based building materials firm says it wants to make sure their appearance won't have a negative effect on customers.
One applicant, Ms Li of Wuhan, who was interviewed for a job as a secretary, said she was amazed at the request.
"We had a nice talk, but at the end of the interview the job interviewer suddenly asked me to show him my ears," she told Chutian Daily.
She reluctantly went along with the request because she was desperate to get the job.
Mr Lin, one of the company's interviewers, said facial expression, including the ears, played a big part in how workers were perceived by customers.
"Besides their capabilities and diplomas, we pay special attention to their faces since a good face can leave our clients with a good impression of the company," he said.
-Nova