Excuse me, is there any way to get into SF?

I suggest you pay attention to the following questions during the interview:

Rule number one: disheveled clothes are inappropriate.

At the job fair, students' clothes showed obvious polarization. Some put on suits to show their attention to job fairs; Others were disheveled and sleepy, chewing gum in their mouths during the interview and lost on the "first impression".

Although the job fair is not a formal interview, it is necessary to dress neatly and appropriately. Job fairs are different from the initial, second and final arrangements in enterprises. At different levels, there will be corresponding commissioners, supervisors, managers and directors to interview you. At the job fair, the level of personnel arrangement is not clear. Some senior leaders who attach importance to recruitment will personally come to the front line, and it is possible that the "big boss" will stand in front of you. At this time, if you have a bad image and are depressed, it is estimated that you will miss this enterprise.

Rule 2: Scratching your ears and scratching your cheeks, you are not confident.

"Calm" is the interview quality emphasized by enterprise recruiters at several job fairs in succession. Scratching ears, touching nose and shaking legs, many students have too many unnecessary physical movements when they are nervous. In the eyes of recruiters, this is discomfort caused by lack of confidence. The lack of confidence in the interview mainly stems from "nothing to say". In fact, there are not many interviews. The key is to pick the key points, pick their own unique places, pick the places where their expertise matches the recruitment requirements of enterprises, and make it clear by grasping these two points.