Using your aunt's connections to help you get through the interview process may raise some ethical and professional considerations. Here are some factors you can think about: 1. **Fairness**: If you get a job opportunity through this method, it may make other more qualified candidates feel unfair. 2. **Competency Match**: The requirements of a position are usually based on ability and experience. If you don't have the corresponding skills and experience, you may face subsequent challenges even if you enter the company through connections. 3. **Company Culture**: Some companies may value internal referrals more, but many companies also emphasize fair competition. If the company culture is strict, there may be a certain bias against employees who enter through connections. 4. **Interpersonal Relationship**: This practice may affect your relationship with your aunt, especially if you encounter difficulties at work. 5. **Personal Development**: Getting a job through your own efforts will make you more confident and have a positive impact on your career development. In summary, you can consider whether you are willing to rely on this method to enter the company. It is recommended to weigh the pros and cons before making a decision, or try to improve your abilities and competitiveness through other means and strive to get opportunities through normal channels.