Interviewer: Add a stroke to the word 'mountain', what is it? The guy answered wisely and was accepted!

Interview, as the first hurdle to enter a company, for most job seekers, they will still prepare very seriously. After all, as long as you go to the interview yourself, you are interested in this company, and no one wants to be connected by yourself. If you can't get in, the door is brushed down, which is too embarrassing. The interviewers don't "stand still", you can prepare in advance, and they also have a trick, and they will make everyone feel unpredictable.

Interviewer: Add a stroke to the word "mountain", what is it? The guy answered wisely and was accepted!

For example, a female classmate of the editor, during the interview, answered some of the previous questions very well, but because the last text question was not answered, she was eventually eliminated, and the other guy replied with wit and was finally interviewed. Official recruitment, what kind of topic?

The interviewer of that company, in the second round of questions, asked the three candidates who were screened at that time a question: "Mountain" plus a stroke, what is the word? After listening to what he said, I felt that several job seekers at that time were quite confused, because the word "mountain" was added with a stroke, as if I had never seen it before.

Interviewer: Add a stroke to the word "mountain", what is it? The guy answered wisely and was accepted!

One of the guys was the first to answer: I've thought about it, and since I was a child, I don't seem to have seen a word with the word "mountain" added to it. Are you sure there is this word? Wouldn't it be embarrassing for us? But the interviewer did not speak.

Then it was Xiaobian's classmate's turn to reply. She said that she said this at the time: I'm sorry, I didn't think of it, and I don't seem to be able to answer it. How about you change the topic? The interviewer still didn't say a word.

Interviewer: Add a stroke to the word "mountain", what is it? The guy answered wisely and was accepted!

However, when he saw the reply from the last guy, he seemed very confident, and said to the interviewer with a smile: Actually, I only used it for a second, and the word was pronounced "dai"! After he finished speaking, he wrote the word on the paper again, but my classmate and another job seeker still said that they had never seen this word.

However, the overall situation has been decided, there is no way to say anything, and finally the guy was accepted by the interviewer. So my friends, do you know what the word "dai" means?