Interview tips and precautions

The interview skills and precautions are as follows:

1. Be sure to arrive at the interview location 5-10 minutes in advance, adjust your mentality and make some simple preparations to avoid being rushed.

2. Don’t be nervous when entering the interview situation. If the door is closed, knock first and get permission before entering. It is better to open and close the door calmly and naturally.

3. Answer the employer’s questions one by one. When the other person introduces the situation to you, listen carefully. To show that you understand and are interested, you can nod at the appropriate time or ask and answer questions appropriately. When answering the examiner's questions, your speech should be clear, your voice should be moderate, and your answers should be concise and complete.

4. Throughout the entire interview process, remain elegant and generous in your manners, modest and prudent in your conversation, and have a positive and enthusiastic attitude.

5. When meeting with the examiner, take the initiative to make cordial and thoughtful eye contact with the examiner to eliminate tension. Try to establish an equal relationship with the recruiter in your mind. If you are afraid and feel overwhelmed by the other person's momentum, muster up the courage to make eye contact with the other person, and then express your job search proposal after the tension is eliminated.

6. When a tense situation arises, you might as well laugh at yourself and express your feelings to make yourself more relaxed.

7. When you feel stressed, you might as well take advantage of the gaps to discover the shortcomings of the recruiter's clothing, speech, and posture, so as to improve your psychological advantage, so that you can unconsciously improve your confidence and answer questions. It's much easier now.

8. When there is a gap in the conversation with the other party, don't be impatient. This will leave you room to think, hurry up and sort out the clues, and let the other party feel that you are a calm and calm person.

9. Once you are nervous when answering a question, you may stutter or speak faster and faster, and your nervousness will intensify. At this time, the best way is to deliberately slow down your speaking speed and let each word pass. Each one came out clearly from the mouth, the speed slowed down, and the mood was no longer tense. You can also emphasize the pronunciation at the end of the word and speak slowly and loudly to relieve tension.

10. When you enter the examination room and see the examiner, you might as well say a few polite words loudly and intentionally, so as to be the first to speak, and the nervousness will disappear naturally.