In the workplace, it is common practice to use your connections. If you know someone at a company and want them to arrange a position for you that you are not qualified for, consider the following: 1. **Show your abilities**: Although you may not have formal qualifications, you can make up for it by showing your other skills or relevant experience. For example, if you have excelled in other areas, you can emphasize how these experiences can be translated into advantages for this position. 2. **Sincere communication**: Have a sincere conversation with the senior you know, express your interests and career goals, and explain why you want to get this position. 3. **Look for the right opportunities**: If the company has relevant training programs or internship opportunities, you can actively apply for these programs as a springboard to enter the company. 4. **Be prepared to receive feedback**: Even if you don’t get the position in the end, be prepared to receive feedback so that you can further improve yourself in future opportunities. 5. **Build a long-term relationship**: Regardless of the outcome, maintain a good relationship with the senior so that you can contact again in the future when there are other opportunities. It is important to make sure your request is reasonable and beneficial to the company.