When the applicant introduces himself, don't talk without leaving a way behind

Don't brag or boast when you introduce yourself. Once the big talk is exposed, the interview is difficult to continue.

Xiao Zhang went to interview a tour guide of an international tourism company. He introduced himself and said, "I like traveling and I am familiar with places of interest. Almost all the big cities in China have been there." The interviewer was very interested and asked, "have you ever been to Hangzhou?" Because the interviewer is from Hangzhou, very familiar with their hometown. It's a pity that Xiao Zhang has never been to Hangzhou. He thought that if he had never been to such a famous city, what he said just now was nonsense? So he said, "I've been there!" The interviewer asked, "which hotel are you staying in?" Xiao Zhang couldn't answer any more, so he had to say, "I had no money at that time, so I had to stay in a small hotel." The interviewer said, "you must have tasted Hangzhou's famous snacks?" Xiao Zhang still said: "at that time, there was no money, so I just wanted to see the scenery instead of eating snacks." The interviewer only asked about Hangzhou. Zhang was incoherent, rambling, and didn't answer the question. Finally, he couldn't justify himself. The lie was found out on the spot. The examiner was very disgusted, and the interview was a complete failure.