When interviewing TV reporters, there is a question: Why do you want to be a reporter? How to answer?

1, do what you want to do and realize your dreams!

2. In order to investigate the truth.

3. You can be exposed to different things and people and like to share.

4, read thousands of books, not as good as Wan Li Road, Wan Li Road, not as good as reading countless people.

5. Like news, learn news and enjoy the interview process.

6. I don't want to live a life that can be seen at a glance. I want to run more while I am young.

I want to tell the truth as much as possible. I want to run more and see the world. Every day is fresh.

8. I never wanted to be a reporter before. I study journalism now, and I gradually like it. Books read, books read in white, etc. I feel that journalists can see a lot, experience a lot and learn a lot. ...

"interview skills" extended reading;

1. Treat the interview correctly with a normal heart and be prepared for setbacks. Even if you fail in the interview, don't judge a hero by one failure.

2. Have a correct evaluation of the employer and yourself, and believe that you are fully qualified for this job. "Confidence does not necessarily win, and no confidence will definitely lose."

3. Appropriately improve the clothing grade and dress neatly and generously, so as to change your image and enhance your self-confidence.

Take a few deep breaths before the interview, and your mood will definitely be much calmer and your courage will multiply.

5. When you meet the examiner, you should take the initiative to make friendly eye contact with each other to eliminate the tension. Try to establish an equal relationship with the recruiter in your mind. If you are scared and feel overwhelmed by the other person's momentum, you should summon up the courage to make eye contact with the other person, and then express your job search proposition after the tension is eliminated.

6. When you are nervous, you might as well laugh at yourself and tell your feelings, which will make you easier.

7. When you feel stressed, you might as well use the gap to find the shortcomings of the recruiter, such as clothes, conversation, posture, etc., so as to improve your psychological advantage, which will consciously or unconsciously enhance your self-confidence and make you more comfortable in answering questions.

8. Don't be impatient when talking to each other intermittently. On the contrary, you will leave yourself room to think, be clear-headed, and let the other party feel that you are a calm person.

9. Once you are nervous about answering questions, you may stutter or speak faster and faster, and your nervousness will increase. At this time, the best way is to deliberately slow down and let the words come out of your mouth one by one. Slow down and feel less nervous. You can also emphasize the ending pronunciation, speak slowly and loudly to relieve tension.

10. When you enter the examination room and meet the examiner, you may wish to say a few polite words loudly, and the tension will naturally disappear.