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ZXCVBNMWUJI (无极) 于 (Sun Oct 31 22:38:21 2010, 美东) 提到:
我的第一个面试的一个面试官是一个看上去很和蔼的老先生，进去后他一上来就笑眯眯
的问，你是怎么认识Dr.XXX的？Dr.XXX是我到美国后的第一个老板。我说，您认识他？
他微笑地点头,说Dr.XXX跟他一起在XXX做的resident。我于是精神为之一振，把我当初
出国如何联系Dr.XXX到他那儿做POSTDOC给绘声绘色了一遍，末了还加了一句类似“He
is the nicest person I've ever met.”之类的评论。面试官耐心听我说完，然后仍
然笑眯眯地说：“Well, I was not getting along with him very well at that
time.”然后就是blah blah blah blah.我当场差点晕倒。
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fionaww (加州无鱼) 于 (Sun Oct 31 23:21:56 2010, 美东) 提到:
哈哈，是很尴尬阿。
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aquafina111 (aquafina111) 于 (Sun Oct 31 23:33:02 2010, 美东) 提到:
hehe 这老先生挺有趣的
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DrNewbie (NN) 于 (Sun Oct 31 23:33:50 2010, 美东) 提到:
You could have said back, Ohh, he must have changed quite a bit.
Or he only gets along well with suck-ups. I jam him up real good.
He
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fionaww (加州无鱼) 于 (Mon Nov 1 00:00:52 2010, 美东) 提到:
第一句还好，第二句就不行啦。万一人家说，感情你是suck-up阿，不然人家怎么看上
你，把你从国内招来呢？不更晕倒了？
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DrNewbie (NN) 于 (Mon Nov 1 00:03:49 2010, 美东) 提到:
hehehehe.
Third one: Am I such a charming person that I get along so well with him? Or Am I personable that we get along so well.
Fourth one: You should be happy with my people skills now right? Since I can get along with this snob.
If you love my answers and you get my sick humor, please join my club:
Pre_resident_english_corner.
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sfkitty (meow) 于 (Mon Nov 1 01:15:53 2010, 美东) 提到:
Thumbs up for the first one...good sense of humor
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DrNewbie (NN) 于 (Mon Nov 1 01:25:54 2010, 美东) 提到:
The rest are for professionals only. No imitation by amateurs.
The 1st is witty. The 2nd is humor.
Truly my honor to know some1 who can appreciate my wit. My English Club is wide open for you. Please help us!
Pre_Resident_English_Corner.
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dojo (麦地里的豆角) 于 (Mon Nov 1 20:34:37 2010, 美东) 提到:
楼上大哥，你是来搞笑的还是来做广告的？你的这些自以为幽默的答案不是too
judgemental ("he must"...lol) 就是自我吹捧。
这个情况下，面试官故意不在开始的时候就说合不来，而是在等楼主说了一大堆以后才
说，其实就是想看楼主遇到尴尬时的反应。象楼上大哥这种回答，把球踢回去，反让面
试官尴尬，我以为不好。我的建议是回答"oh, sorry to hear about that" 就行了，
最多再加一句"I don't know why he treats you and me differently"，把这话题带
过就得了。Dr.XXX或者任何一个普通人都不可能跟所有人都合得来，这本是正常现象，
何须画蛇添足
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ChiUSMD (治病救热) 于 (Mon Nov 1 20:56:20 2010, 美东) 提到:
I agree. I assume you are a cute girl, and probably got a high remark from
him, otherwise he won't say this political incorrect thing. Go back ask your
boss whatever he said is true or not, then Send him a nice followup email
and make up something 拍一下马屁.
if your boss can send him a short email, 100% you are in or prematched.
My personal experience you will be ranked very high by that program. 美国人
的尊师是骨子里的
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sfkitty (meow) 于 (Mon Nov 1 21:12:16 2010, 美东) 提到:
这真的是个需要脑筋急转弯的问题，我觉得理想的答案是结合NN和豆角的智慧。“
sorry to hear that" ，加上适当的表情（让面试官觉得你的确 feel sorry about it
, 而不是随口说说），再加上 “well, I guess he must have changed a lot“， 然
后以一个beautiful smile to wrap it up。
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dojo (麦地里的豆角) 于 (Mon Nov 1 21:28:20 2010, 美东) 提到:
对的，表情要搭上。但这个must就免了，我对NN第一个答案不满意的就是这个must，显
得好象你多知道Dr.XXX的过去似的。你用"I guess"就对了。
说到底，我觉得这个回马枪问题固然尴尬，但老实应对，或者就是尴尬在那儿傻笑没有
答案，也比表现出自大和judgmental要好，这些性格可是要命的。尤其在正式面试问答
的时候，玩幽默是玩火。
it
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kaye (K~@_@~埋底海豚~热爱游泳) 于 (Mon Nov 1 23:09:01 2010, 美东) 提到:
dojo（豆角）和chiusmd的分析都很有道理，谢谢！
个人认为是这个问题的正解吧。
your
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ChiUSMD (治病救热) 于 (Mon Nov 1 23:45:44 2010, 美东) 提到:
The old people always have some 童心，he tried to say "got you", just be his
way and do something satisfy his joke. Now matter how smart you are, just
pretend "he got you".
"oops" then smile, or slightly 夸张一下，any other words might turn the
table completely opposite.
American would anwer: "you are good" or "you got me".
在中国，就自罚杯酒。
中美情况差不多，就是不能充大拿。
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fionaww (加州无鱼) 于 (Tue Nov 2 00:08:13 2010, 美东) 提到:
I like this: You got me!
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