How to introduce yourself in an interview?

Self-introduction in job interviews must be skillful. Successful self-introduction often leaves a deep impression on the examiner, and the job search is half done. In people's ideology, there is often such a misunderstanding that it is easy to think that you know yourself best and introduce yourself. Actually, it's not. It is easy to say that people are easy, but it is difficult to say that people are easy. In the job interview, self-introduction is the most difficult part, so how should job seekers introduce themselves? To sum up, we need to do the following:

1. Say hello politely

Before introducing yourself, job seekers should greet the examiner and say thank you. This is the least courtesy. For example, you can say, "Hello, manager, thank you for giving me this opportunity. Now, I will briefly introduce myself to you ... ". After the introduction, you should pay attention to thanking the examiner and other interviewers present.

2. The theme should be clear.

When introducing yourself, the topic must be clear, straightforward and to the point. Don't drag your feet and say something irrelevant to the topic, so as to leave a good impression on the examiner. Self-introduction in job interview should be simple rather than complicated, generally including these basic elements: name, age, native place, education, academic situation, personality, specialty, hobby, work ability, work experience, etc. The organization of these different materials should be reasonable, detailed, appropriate and focused. Generally speaking, we should organize the introduction materials according to the requirements of the recruiter and speak around the center. If the employer attaches great importance to the work ability and experience of the applicant, then the job seeker should make a detailed description from his own work ability and experience, and the whole introduction is centered around this key point.

The following is a dialogue about the recruitment of salespeople in a handicraft company.

Examiner: Our company mainly deals in handicrafts with local or ethnic characteristics, such as cloisonne in Beijing, ceramics in Jingdezhen and embroidery in Chaozhou. The target of this recruitment is mainly Chaozhou embroidery salesmen who can develop domestic and foreign business. Now, please introduce yourself first.

Applicant: My name is Li Wei. I'm 24 years old, chaozhou people. I graduated from Chaozhou Commercial School this year, majoring in marketing. I have been living in Chaozhou. When I was a child, I often helped my mother and grandmother with embroidery. I can say that I have a better understanding of traditional embroidery techniques. During my two years in business school, I have mastered the professional knowledge of marketing, which is the capital for me to do a good job in the future. I have a good eloquence. I once participated in a speech contest in a provincial secondary school and won the second prize. I also have some oral English skills. I am a flexible person with quick response. I usually like reading newspapers. I am very interested in the economic development at home and abroad, and I like to engage in challenging work.

3. Let the facts speak for themselves

In the interview, in order to impress the examiner, some people often exaggerate themselves, saying that "my professional level is very high" and "my grades are the best in the whole grade" In fact, this will leave a bad impression on the examiner. Nowadays, employers tend to pay more attention to the work ability of candidates than other conditions, such as academic performance during school. What they want to see is the candidate's real ability. China has an old saying that "facts speak louder than words", although the interview time is limited; It is impossible to fully display your talents, but you can prove your ability through practical examples and show your talents to the examiner. Xiao Liu, a Chinese student in a university, went to the newspaper to apply for a reporter after graduation. Faced with hundreds of candidates majoring in journalism, it can be said that Xiao Liu has no advantage. But Xiao Liu was prepared for this. Introducing herself to the examiner, she said, "My name is Liu Xiaoming, and I graduated from the Chinese Department of XX University. Although I'm not a journalism major, I'm interested in journalism. I was a reporter for the school newspaper when I was in college. In the past four years, I have conducted a lot of on-campus and off-campus interviews, and accumulated some interview experience. Combined with my basic knowledge of Chinese, I believe I can do the job in your newspaper. This is an interview report published during my college years. Please criticize and correct me. " Examiners read Xiao Liu's report materials and felt very satisfied with his unique vision and profound language. As a result, Xiao Liu beat many competitors and soon got the employment notice.

4. Leave yourself a way out

Self-introduction in the interview should be frank and reserved; You should not only introduce your abilities, but also make yourself omnipotent and put yourself in a dilemma. When introducing yourself, don't use a reassuring tone: "I am very familiar with this line!" " ""I promise to transform the department! "These words are often because of emotional impulses, and there is often no specific content below these words. This will often cause the examiner's disgust. If you meet a peaceful and introverted examiner, you may not be embarrassed. But if you meet an examiner with a strong personality, he will often ask you, "What measures do you talk about?" Or: "What is the latest development trend of this business? "You will be tongue-tied and embarrassed. Because the situation is very specific and complicated, if you answer bravely, it will only make the scene more embarrassing and it will be difficult for you to step down.

Introducing yourself is just one of the conversations in the interview. You should show your strength as objectively as possible, don't blow your own horn and expose yourself. In this case, it will be difficult for you to continue the dialogue with the examiner.

Xiao Zhao went to interview a tour guide of an international travel agency. He introduced himself and said, "I like traveling. I am familiar with all the places of interest." I have been to almost all the places of interest in the country. " The examiner was very interested and asked, "Have you ever been to Dali, Yunnan?" Because the examiner is from Dali. I am familiar with my hometown. It's a pity that Xiao Zhao has never been to Dali at all, he thought. If he said that he had never been to such a famous place, wouldn't he just blow his own horn? So he crustily skin of head and said, "Yes." The examiner asked again, "Which hotel are you staying at?" Xiao Zhang couldn't answer any more, so he had to say, "I was staying at a friend's house." The examiner asked again, "Where is your friend's home in Dali?" Xiao Zhao has no words and rambles on irrelevant issues. The result can be imagined naturally.

Some topics are what you want to talk about most and what you are good at, but it is not convenient to say them in self-introduction. You'd better lay the groundwork first, so that it won't be abrupt.