What questions do college teachers or managers usually ask in recruitment interviews?

1 tell us how you participated in the successful projects of your previous enterprise. What is the purpose of this project? What factors make it successful? What contribution have you made to the success of this project? "

2" In the near future, we will face a special business problem. There are some key factors here, which is our goal. How will you help us achieve this goal? "

3" What is the most complicated job you have ever done? "

4" In your previous company, how did you start to seriously think about the important personnel issues and the difficulties you encountered? "

5" What is the most sensitive political problem you have solved or cross-departmental project you have done? Do you know what causes things to change? How do you solve this problem?

University teacher interview:

1. What is the value orientation of the new curriculum standard?

2. Who is your most respected educator and why?

3. What is your favorite teaching method?

4. Why do students prefer subjects?

5. Being a good teacher can't be separated from professionalism, love for students and solid professional knowledge. Besides these, what do you think is the most important characteristic of teaching?

6. Do you agree with the statement that "there are methods in teaching, but there is no fixed method, and it is important to get the right method"? Why?

7. What are the characteristics of students' memory and how to improve students' memorization ability in subject teaching

8. What do you think is a scientific method of preparing lessons? How do you usually prepare lessons?

9. Do you agree with the statement that "there are no unqualified students, only unqualified teachers"?

1. Do you know the collective lesson preparation system like this, and does it have advantages?

11. Which view do you prefer, whether teaching is a technology or an art? If you don't agree with both, please tell me your opinion.

12. What are the criteria for a good class?

13. What do you think of "student-oriented" or "student-centered" that are often mentioned now?

14. What books and magazines do you usually read about education and teaching?