Etiquette of workplace interview for fresh graduates

Etiquette of workplace interview for fresh graduates

Walking out of the workplace from campus is something that every fresh graduate will experience. What should ignorant college students do in the interview? First of all, a dignified appearance can leave a good impression on people, so it is best to wear workplace signs and learn some interview etiquette when interviewing. Now let's look at more recent graduates' workplace interview etiquette.

Interview etiquette for new graduates in the workplace 1 interview etiquette

(1) Necessary self-introduction

Be sure to be on time for the appointment, and it is best to arrive ten minutes in advance, so that you can calm down a little, tidy up your clothes, and then appear in front of the examiner in high spirits. The introduction of the interview is not unnecessary repetition, but deepening the impression and giving the other party a three-dimensional sense.

Self-introduction is generally short. If your name is poetic, you might as well say, "My name is XXX, and I am glad to have the opportunity to attend an interview in your company."

(2) accept the other party's business card

If the other party hands in a business card, you should take it with both hands, take a closer look, get familiar with the other party's job title, ask something you don't understand, and then hold the business card in your hand.

In conversation, taking out a business card from your pocket will make people feel insincere and leave a bad impression on the other party.

Before you finally leave, you must remember to put your business card in your coat pocket to show your appreciation. Never put it in your trouser pocket.

Etiquette for attending an interview

Don't take the initiative to sit down, wait until the Lord invites you to sit down.

In many office environments, the position of the manager's office and the person in charge of the office is arranged in the place facing the door and the window. Such a location arrangement is easy to cause certain psychological pressure to tourists. In a sense, job seekers are placed in an extremely unfavorable position from the moment they enter the office.

To change this situation, job seekers should consciously put themselves in a position and avoid facing the door directly. You can do this by leaning to the side or slightly deviating the seat from the front position.

Sitting posture is very important in an interview. If you hold hands while sitting, or keep rubbing your fingers, then you will make the other person feel that you lack confidence or appear nervous; If you sit firmly in your seat, spread out your palms and put them on your thighs casually, it will give people a feeling of calm and confidence.

Interview conversation etiquette

(1) Sincere and enthusiastic.

Write your confidence and enthusiasm on your face, and at the same time show your sincerity to work in the other unit.

(2) natural and graceful.

Hold yourself well, be calm when you answer, take your time and answer questions. When you encounter a question that you can't answer at the moment, you can use two sentences to buffer it: "I haven't thought much about this question in the past. Judging from the situation just now, I think ... "At this time, several" I think "will be quickly summed up in my mind.

If you still can't find the answer, say what you know first, and then admit that some things have not been seriously considered. The examiner is not necessarily concerned with the problem itself. If you can talk about your thoughts calmly, although it is incomplete and immature, it will not affect the overall situation.

(3) Be cautious and think more.

Before you answer the question, you should think about what you want to say. Say it when you think about it, don't say it if you don't think about it clearly, or say less. Don't talk nonsense, talk big, be irrelevant and insincere.

Interview listening etiquette

(1) Dedicated and courteous.

When the examiner asks you questions or introduces you, you should look at the other person to show that you are listening attentively. You can look the other person in the eye and nod approvingly, indicating that you are listening carefully to more information provided by him.

(2) response.

From time to time, show each other that you are listening carefully through expressions, gestures, nods and other necessary accessories. If you insert a sentence or two skillfully, the effect will be better, such as "so that's it", "you are right", "yes" and "yes".

(3) gain something.

Listening is the process of capturing information, processing information and feeding back information. An excellent listener should be good at capturing information through the examiner's conversation.

(4) make a judgment.

When a job seeker is listening, he should carefully taste the hints, implications and subtle emotions in the other person's words, and chew the flavor carefully, so as to correctly judge his true intentions.

Instructions for college students' workplace interview

1, professional dress, that's attitude.

A dignified appearance can leave a good impression on people, and no one will be interested in people who look sloppy at first sight, so it is best to wear professional clothes when interviewing, which is a symbol of the workplace.

2, clear intention, this is the choice.

Be clear about the direction you want to go and your intentions. Opportunities are reserved for those who are prepared, so you should be fully prepared.

3, standardize behavior, which is self-cultivation.

Behave in a gentle manner, worthy of the quality of professionals, and don't talk big. This is a person's accomplishment, and you can't let more than ten years of books be read in vain.

4. Ask and answer questions properly, which is the key point.

The interviewer's questions should be answered with a clear head. Don't be too wordy and go straight to the point, which will delay the time and make the interviewer uninterested in you.

5, focus on the eyes, this is the highlight.

When talking to the interviewer, look him in the eye intently. Even if the interviewer doesn't fully listen, it is polite to look at people.

6. nod appropriately. This is interaction.

Don't listen like a log when only one interviewer is talking. Nod appropriately to let the interviewer know that you are listening to him.

7, control time, this is the normal state.

Controlling the time of each process will leave a good impression on the interviewer.

8, props, this is extra points.

Wear a watch or pleasant perfume. Watch is to show that you are a punctual person, perfume is to show your taste.

9. Be well prepared. This is a performance.

Always remember that life is a live broadcast every day, there is no rehearsal, adjust your mentality and get ready.

10, real learning, this is fundamental.

Whether it's a mule or a horse, just pull it out and slip away. Don't brag about how tall you are, but look at how much capital you have.

Etiquette of workplace interview for fresh graduates II. The "look" of the application is very important.

Application is a formal occasion. You should wear clothes suitable for this occasion, and the dress should be more formal. Men cut their hair, shave, shine their shoes and put on clean and tidy clothes. Women should smell like office workers. Skirts and suits are the most suitable dresses. Don't wear heavy makeup. If you want to apply for some creative jobs, you can dress casually and fashionably.

Second, the timing and adjustment of arrival at the application site.

Pay special attention to observing the time when applying for a job. Generally, you should arrive at the interview site 5- 10 minutes in advance to show your sincerity in job hunting and give the other party a sense of trust. Before entering the interview room, whether the door is open or closed, you should knock gently first and get permission before entering. Don't rush in. When you enter the room, you should go in all over. After entering the room, close the door with your back to the recruiter, and then slowly turn to face the recruiter. When you meet, you should take the initiative to greet the recruiter and address yourself appropriately. Don't sit down when the recruiter doesn't ask you to sit down. Please say "thank you" when you sit down, and then wait for the inquiry to begin.

Third, the posture that should be maintained during the application process

Sit up straight, don't cross your legs and keep shaking, don't cross your arms on your chest, and don't put your hands on the back of your neighbor's chair. Don't give others the impression of being frivolous, arrogant and dignified. Facial expressions should be modest and amiable, and irrelevant questions should be answered. The eyes are the windows to the soul. It's best to look at the recruiter's forehead during the application process, and look natural to convey your sincerity and respect for others.

Fourth, how to answer each other's questions when applying for a job

Answer the recruiter's questions one by one in the application. Try not to use abbreviations, dialects, dialects and spoken languages when answering, so as not to be difficult for the other party to understand. Don't regard the interview as a place for you or him to sing a monologue, and don't interrupt the recruiter's questions, so as not to give people the bad impression of impatience, randomness and recklessness. When you can't answer a question, you should tell the other person truthfully. Ambiguity and nonsense will lead to failure.

Five, some details to deal with when applying for a job

Graduates should naturally relax and avoid doing some small moves such as covering their mouths and twisting their necks. At the end of the application, graduates should stand up slowly, look at each other with their eyes, and take the opportunity to make a final confession to show their enthusiasm and say hello. For example, "Thank you for giving me a job opportunity. If I am lucky enough to work in your company, I will go all out. " Then bow, say "goodbye" and gently close the door and exit. It is particularly important to note that farewell words should be sincere and heartfelt, so that recruiters can "leave room" and have "aftertaste". Finally, don't forget to write a thank-you letter when you come back from your job search. The memory of recruiters is short-lived. A thank-you note is your last chance. It can make you look different from other people who want this job.

Six, job interview sitting posture

1. Sitting posture includes sitting posture and sitting posture. If the interviewer asks you to sit down, you don't have to say politely, "Sit down first." Just keep your manners generous and decent. Sit down gently and slowly, and don't make any noise. During the interview, don't twist your body at will, don't have extra movements in your hands, and don't shake your legs repeatedly. These are all manifestations of lack of education and arrogance. Some people unconsciously touch their hair, ears and even cover their mouths because they are nervous. Although you are unintentional, the interviewer may think that you are not intentional and doubt the truth of your words.

2. Different genders have different etiquette requirements for sitting posture during the interview. When a man is sitting, his feet should touch the ground and there should be at least one punch between his knees. His hands can be placed on his left and right knees respectively. If he wears a formal suit to the interview, he should unbutton his coat.

3. When a woman is sitting in an interview, her legs are together and tilted to one side, and her feet can be slightly different. If her leg leans to the left, put her right foot behind her left foot; If your leg leans to the right, put your left foot behind your right foot. In this way, the opponent's feet cross from the front, and the leg lines are more slender and quite elegant. If a woman is wearing a skirt, she should fold it before sitting down. After sitting down, her upper body should be straight, her head should be straight and her eyes should look straight at the interviewer. After sitting firmly, the body generally occupies 2/3 of the seat, palms of hands are down, naturally placed on the legs, feet are naturally put away, knees are close together, and a natural relaxed smile is maintained.

Seven, interview conversation, distance etiquette

When the interviewer enters the interview room, he habitually leans his chair forward as soon as he sits down. Because the interviewer is very kind, he gradually relaxed and began to talk about his yearning for this job. Speaking of excitement, he couldn't help getting closer. Looking at the interviewer who was too excited to speak and spit, the interviewer seemed a little embarrassed, and at this time the interviewer was already rude.

The purpose of conversation is to communicate with others. To talk happily, we should not only pay attention to the content of the speech, but also keep a certain distance from the examiner so that the other party can hear clearly and understand. Some countries in western Europe have studied it from the health point of view. People can produce about 170 droplets when talking, fly 1 m, and can reach 1 and 2m as far as possible. When coughing, they can expel about 460 droplets, which can reach 9m as far as possible, not to mention how many germs can be produced when sneezing. In other words, speaking at a proper distance is also polite to others.

1, it is polite to keep your distance.

Politely speaking, talking too far away from the other person will make the other person mistakenly think that you don't want to be friendly with him, which is obviously impolite. But if you talk too close, you will accidentally splash foam on others' faces, which is the most embarrassing thing. Therefore, from the point of etiquette, it is most appropriate to keep a distance of one or two people from the examiner. Doing so not only makes the other person feel cordial, but also keeps a certain "social distance", which is also the most comfortable in people's subjective feelings.

It is more effective to talk at a distance.

In the job interview, people are a whole image. Both sides talk and transmit information not only by language, but also by body language to exert their charm, such as hand movements and expression changes. Aesthetic principles tell us that distance can produce beauty. It shows that distance can still play a certain role in conversation. Choose the best position and the best distance in the interview to play better.

Speaking in an interview, whether from the perspective of hygiene or politeness, should keep a certain distance from people, which is good for everyone's health and both sides. If you suddenly want to sneeze and clear your throat during the conversation, you should turn around and "act". It's best to take out a handkerchief or napkin to cover your mouth and apologize.

Get up politely and leave politely.

After the interview, get up politely. The most important thing to stand up is to be steady, quiet and natural. Don't make any noise. Seating usually takes place from the left, and getting out from the left when standing up. Generally speaking, when we sit in a chair, there is a special seating rule. When we enter the room, we can sit on the left and stand on the left of the chair. No matter whether we sit or get up, we shouldn't make any noise.

Matters needing attention in the interview of fresh graduates

After investigation, it is found that many recent college graduates get very good written test results, but they will be stumped by some questions in the process of job interview. Some students think it's no big deal, as long as they have the ability, they are not afraid that employers don't know the goods. This idea is extremely wrong. Because of some seemingly insignificant mistakes, employers often have a bad opinion of you, and it is difficult to change it in the future. Let's talk about some interview skills and precautions in the interview from the following aspects, which must be avoided as much as possible.

(1) During the interview, try to communicate with the other party, and remember not to misinterpret and misunderstand the other party's topic, so that the other party can understand his meaning correctly. This kind of communication is very important, and both sides can exchange their ideas and opinions through normal language channels. Good communication and interaction are the basis of your successful interview.

(2) Don't stick to your point of view on a certain issue, don't think that you are a college student with a high theoretical level, and treat the interviewer lightly, which also greatly devalues the other party, which will easily cause a gap between the two sides. So be modest and polite, confident but not conceited.

(3) Don't look around during the interview, and show extreme indifference to the interviewer's questions. This shows that you don't respect each other. So concentrate and answer every question well.

(4) Don't let the topic discussed by both sides become the topic of your own speech, which is eloquent and eloquent, thus changing the roles of both sides. If you want to interact and speak for yourself, an interview is absolutely impossible!

(5) When answering the interview, don't show an incomprehensible expression to the questions raised by the interviewer. Even if the other person's question does have such a problem, don't be sharp. (6) Don't interrupt when the other person is talking, but listen to the other person's opinions patiently.

(7) During the conversation, don't say anything flattering at will, which will make others feel sick. Flattery is unacceptable, it makes people feel grovelling, and the appearance of a slave face makes people sick!

(8) During the conversation, we should also pay attention to using some modal particles such as "ah", "wow" and "hey" to avoid giving people the feeling of making a fuss. In this case, people also feel that you are immature and unstable.

(9) When interviewing, keep your head down and dare not look directly at the interviewer. This shows that you are shy and insecure. So dare to look the interviewer in the eye, but it is impossible to stare at the interviewer for a long time.

(10) I don't know where my hands and feet are. Some interviewers are fiddling with pens or books, others are fiddling with their feet or tapping their legs. None of these.