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Why do 99% interviewers say, please introduce yourself?

Introduce yourself again. These are all in your resume.

Silly x, I don't know if I'm watching it myself. I'm driven crazy

Many people will encounter such a question in job interviews: "Please introduce yourself." However, everyone has this kind of psychology, and it is clearly written on the resume. Why should I introduce myself?

Bian Xiao summed up the following common reasons through his years of work experience. Share it with you here, so that you can know yourself and deal with the interview in a hundred battles:

The interviewer is prepared.

In this case, interviewers generally have their own questioning strategies (even some serious interviewers will browse your resume in advance and mark the questions on your resume with keywords), but generally they will mainly examine two aspects:

Job matching: Many times, self-introduction is basically a process, whether it is a newcomer or not.

Personal quality: through the communication with the candidate, we can understand the soft quality of this person, such as expression ability, communication ability, quality cultivation, personality and so on.

The interviewer is not prepared.

The recruitment process of many companies is: HR screening resumes, telephone invitation, informing the employing department of the time, and packaging and delivering resumes to them. Even if the employing department screens the resume by itself, it will be forgotten after reading it.

So sit down and let the candidate introduce himself. On the one hand, you can quickly browse your resume when introducing yourself, on the other hand, you can find the starting point of the problem. Few interviewers will prepare questions based on the candidate's resume.

So, sometimes your introduction is short, and the interviewer answers: Is it over? The subtext is so short that I haven't finished reading my resume yet!

How should job seekers answer?

Many people are used to "reciting resumes" when introducing themselves. Although this is not wrong, if you attend a group interview and introduce yourself like water, you will obviously be drowned in the vast number of interviewers. It is better to recombine the contents of personal introduction, or take some time to add highlights to the narrative, leaving a "different" impression on the interviewer.

Key points for answering questions:

1. When it comes to introducing yourself in your resume, it must be consistent with your resume.

2. Try to be colloquial in expression.

3. Go straight to the subject and don't say irrelevant and useless content.

4. The organization should be clear and the level should be clear.

5. It's best to recite it in words in advance.

Dear readers, do you often encounter these situations during interviews? How do you introduce yourself? Welcome to share.