面试官走进了房间。我至今犹然记忆深刻的是他那拉美裔的面孔,配着下巴上的一小撮胡子和偏矮但结实的身体,在笔挺的西装里显得特别干练和商业化。在大四的第一个学期,秋末冬初之际,有十几位形形色色的面试官在我面前晃过,纯正的操着圆润纽约腔的美国白人,高大严肃的黑人,短小精悍的拉美裔人,还有运动员体格的壮实亚裔。我们的流程就是:握手、问候、自我介绍、倾听问题、反问问题、道别。 The interviewer walked into the room. What I still remember very much is his Hispanic face, with a handful of beards and short but firm bodies on his chin, and is particularly capable and commercialized in a straight suit. In the first semester of senior year, late autumn and early winter, more than a dozen interviewers passed by before me. Purely speaking, the American whites who sleek in New York City, the tall and serious blacks, the shortsized Latino people , As well as a solid Asian athlete physique. Our process is: shake hands, greetings, introduce ourselves, listen to questions, ask questions, say goodbye.