What are the questions that salespeople are usually asked during interviews.

If the interview is not particularly formal, you will be asked about some basic information (graduate school, major, internship situation, your employment direction, goals and ideals, etc.), and then introduce yourself in English. Then I ask you what you know about foreign trade and whether you have ever been exposed to foreign trade before. If it is a more formal interview, there will be a written test and an oral test. The written tests I have been exposed to basically involve translating a foreign trade email, foreign trade letter, or agreement, etc. (both Chinese to English and English to Chinese). As for the oral test, they will discuss many things with you in English when you introduce yourself, such as your expertise, your family situation, your plans for the next five years, or give you a story on the spot that you encountered in foreign trade. The more common questions are answered for you. However, recruiters often do not discuss very professional foreign trade operations with fresh graduates. During the interview, try to relax as much as possible, answer questions naturally, and don't exaggerate your abilities. People are not fools. Haha, and be sure to smile.

remember: your smile is very important for you to get the position. I have been looking for jobs intermittently for more than half a year since graduation. Along the way, I have picked and picked and lost many opportunities. I always thought that I could find a better job than the one in front of me. , but this is not the case. When you have just graduated, your mentality is the most important. Correct your mentality, know yourself, and come on!