What are the points for attention in Hubei Rural Commercial Bank's 20 17 interview?

The general interviews of rural credit cooperatives are structured interviews. Structured interview is an interview form in which candidates face to face with examiners, who ask questions and candidates answer them. There are many details to pay attention to in the interview. Bian Xiao made a summary here for your reference. Of course, the actual interview should prevail:

1. Smile and thank you after hearing the examiner's blessing to pass the written test.

2. When the examiner has read the introduction and given the answer instructions, say "thank you" to the examiner, and then say "please let me think about it" or "please let me think about it for a few minutes" and "OK, I will prepare it".

3. Speak Mandarin: speak at a moderate speed.

Generally, there are four questions that can be answered one by one, and each question can be thought about a little at present. When you have finished answering a question, you should say "Answer finished".

5. Don't think too long. Each topic takes 1-2 minutes. You can make a draft and write down the main points. If you really don't know where to answer at the moment, you can shorten the thinking gap with a sentence like "about", which also prolongs the thinking time without leaving a trace; You can also repeat the questions, which not only gives you time to think, but also shows that you attach importance to answering questions.

6. Try to use sentences such as "one, two, three …" and "two, three …"; Make a point-based answer, which shows that your thinking is clear and organized, and it is also convenient for the examiner to hear your answer clearly.

7. If you don't hear the question clearly or don't know how to answer it at once, you can ask the examiner to read the question again, but not more than twice. There are problem books in some areas, so there is no such problem.

8. When you can't answer anything, don't waste time, admit it frankly and try to answer the next question.

9. Reasonably allocate the answer time for each question, not too short or overtime. End immediately after timeout.

10. Keep a moderate volume to ensure that the examiner can hear and hear clearly. Maintain your voice a few days in advance, and don't cough and spit. If you catch a cold, you should explain it to the examiner and ask for understanding.

1 1. Always keep a high degree of attention, control your emotions no matter what happens, don't argue with the examiner, don't feel tired, and don't fidget.

12. When appropriate, use some body language (mainly nodding, gestures, etc. ) to make up for the lack of language expression, but not too much. Stand up and speak with the consent of the examiner during the speech.

13. There may be an occasional pause in the answer, but it won't last long. There can't be "ah", "um", "this" and "that" and so on.

14. Sign it in the morning, and answer the questions as detailed as possible; Sign in in the afternoon, answer questions concisely, have innovative highlights, and pay tribute to the hard work of the examiner all morning.

15. When all the answers are answered and the examiner asks if there is anything to add, don't say more. It's better to conclude with "nothing to add, thank you".