Interviewer: There are 100 apples, 99 of which are poisonous. What would you do?

Interviewer: There are 100 apples, 99 of which are poisonous. What would you do? The young man answered tactfully.

In today's workplace, interview has become a must for everyone, and it is not so easy to find a good job. Because with the development of society, the pressure of employment competition is increasing. At job fairs, there are often scenes where ten or even a hundred people compete for a job. How to stand out from many applicants and make the interviewer look at you differently has become a problem for job seekers to think about. In the current interview, interviewers often ask some wonderful questions to job seekers. How to answer these questions skillfully is the only chance for job seekers to stand out and get a job.

One of my readers, Xiao Ming, told me an interesting story that happened during his interview. Today, Bian Xiao will share with you that Xiao Ming is a fresh graduate this year. He submitted his resume to several companies he liked online, and soon one of them invited him for an interview the next day.

The next day, Xiao Ming got ready early and went to the interview site. After waiting a while, several candidates came to the interview site one after another. Soon after, the company's interviewer came out and took all the candidates to a conference room. After getting a general understanding of the candidates and asking some questions about their professional skills, the interviewer asked them such a question, which made all the candidates a little confused. The problem is: there are 100 apples, 99 of which are poisonous. What would you do?

Three minutes later, an applicant replied: I will take it to some relevant institutions for testing to see if the 99% apple is poisonous.

Then the second candidate stood up and replied, "Since I know that 99 apples are poisonous, I definitely know which one is not. I just need to take out the apples that are not poisonous. "

The third is Xiao Ming's turn. He replied like this: "In fact, I don't think apples are very valuable. Instead of focusing on how to find out which apple is not poisonous, it is better to buy 100 apples. Wouldn't it be better to save our energy and time? Time is money for professionals. So sometimes, we have to give up some low-value jobs.

After listening to Xiao Ming's answer, the interviewer clapped his hands one after another, and after a period of consideration, the interviewer finally hired Xiao Ming.

If you also encounter this problem, is there any other better answer?