How to introduce yourself as a clerk? Better give some good advice or model essay!

Hello! I am a fresh graduate majoring in secretarial science, so I will tell you about my experience and see if it will help you.

In fact, we have learned a lot about interview simulation and skills. Let's make a detailed analysis with you:

Basic requirements for recruiting office clerks in enterprises:

1. Computer operation, such as familiar operation of office software (word, excel, PPT) and some basic online operations.

2. Write official documents

3. Basic daily hospitality etiquette

4. Good communication and coordination skills

PS: These skills are summarized according to the basic recruitment of office clerks.

How to introduce yourself well:

First of all, I think whether you are majoring in this major or whether your education is different from others. One thing we should do well is to introduce ourselves naturally and elegantly. That's all that matters. Enterprises don't necessarily need people who can answer perfect answers, but they must have people with high literacy. (You know, education and literacy are not directly proportional. )

Secondly, when introducing yourself, we should combine our own advantages with the requirements of the position and highlight this aspect. For example, your computer operation is not so good, but your communication skills are good. Universities participate in and organize many activities, so let's talk about this. During the interview, you can say: I am a lively and cheerful person, what I participated in during my college years, what activities I organized and so on. I believe that if I am lucky enough to enter your company, I will definitely bring something to the company in this respect, depending on the specific situation. )

Remarks: I have also interviewed several times, and the success rate is not bad. I have worked several times. I can only say that my education is not as high as others, so I am a junior college student. Experience is not as rich as others, or internship. Why can you stand out and succeed in employment? It can only show that there are still many companies that value not only academic qualifications and experience, but also your own self-expression. I suggest you look at interview skills more, you can learn a lot, and you will really find that "nothing is impossible, only unexpected"

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