Therefore, don’t be greedy for these tens of seconds. You can’t do two things at once. In fact, you won’t be able to consider any issues if you use this time. It will also leave a bad impression on th

Therefore, don’t be greedy for these tens of seconds. You can’t do two things at once. In fact, you won’t be able to consider any issues if you use this time. It will also leave a bad impression on the examiner: disrespectful to the examiner and impolite. ,dishonest. After you sit down, the examiner will usually say: "Congratulations on successfully passing the written test and participating in today's interview. Now I will read out the rules and regulations of the examination room. You have a test question and you have 15 minutes. You have 5 minutes to answer the questions (in fact, the total time is 15 minutes). When thinking, you can write down the key points for answering on the scratch paper next to it. There are three questions. You can answer them out of order, but you must explain them. Question number, after you answer it, you have to say that you have finished the answer..." After finishing speaking, the timer starts. In fact, there is plenty of time. Very few people can use up 15 minutes. Unless you are very good at speaking and speaking well, otherwise you have said too much. , but will arouse the examiner's resentment. The trick is to make full use of the 5 minutes of thinking time, and try to write down the key points of answering the questions (never write them on the test paper, but on the scratch paper), and use them later. There are only ten minutes left to answer 3 questions, which is more than enough. Generally, it is best to control the time for answering a question to 2 minutes. Answer briefly and get to the main points. Don't add superfluous information. This is a time arrangement. After answering the questions, if there is still time, the examiner will usually ask if you need to add anything. This is very important. In fact, the examiner pays attention to the part of your previous answer. Even if you add more, he may not listen to it anymore. Most of these questions The scoring has already started, so the most appropriate thing for candidates to do is to pretend to read the questions carefully again after the examiner has finished speaking. The time should be controlled within half a minute, preferably 15-20 seconds, and then answer the questions confidently. The examiner said there was nothing to add. The examiner will ask you to leave the examination room. Remember, when you leave, do not take anything on the table with you. You can say naturally: Thank you, examiner!