What are the techniques for school recruitment interviews for fresh graduates?

Interview skills are to successfully market yourself in a short period of time. Speaking strategy and eloquence are a key factor and the key to getting a job.

Interview tips for fresh graduates

(1) Once you have made an appointment with the employer for an interview, you must arrive at the interview location 5-10 minutes in advance to show the sincerity of the job seeker , give the other party a sense of trust, and at the same time adjust your own mentality and make some simple instrument preparations to avoid rushing into battle and being in a hurry. In order to do this, you must keep in mind the time and place of the interview. Students who are qualified are best to go there in advance to avoid being late due to temporary inability to find the place or delays on the way. If you are late, you will definitely leave a bad impression on the recruiter and even lose the opportunity for an interview.

(2) Don’t be nervous when entering the interview situation. If the door is closed, knock first and get permission before entering. The action of opening and closing the door should be gentle, calm and natural. When meeting, you should take the initiative to say hello to the recruiter, and the title should be appropriate. Do not rush to take a seat when the employer does not ask you to sit down. When the employer asks you to sit down, say "thank you". Maintain a good posture after sitting down, and avoid being careless, looking around, or being indifferent, so as not to cause resentment. When leaving, you should ask "Do you have anything else to ask?" After receiving permission, you should stand up with a smile, thank you and say "goodbye."

(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. Under normal circumstances, do not interrupt the employer's questions or rush to answer questions, otherwise it will give people the impression of being impatient, reckless, and impolite. After the question is asked, if you don’t understand, you can ask for it to be repeated. When you cannot answer a certain question, you should tell the employer truthfully. Vague words and nonsense will lead to failure of the interview. Also be patient with repeated questions and don't show impatience.

(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. Hands: If your hands are always unsteady and busy, do some actions such as playing with your tie, picking your nose, stroking your hair, cracking your joints, playing with the business card given by the examiner, etc. Feet: Nervous students can't stop shaking, leaning forward, raising their legs, etc. This not only artificially creates a tense atmosphere, but also appears to be absent-minded and quite impolite. Back: The waist is hunched and the back is arched, like a Liu Luo Guo. Eyes: Either panicked, or evasive, wandering when you should look squarely, giving people the impression of lack of confidence or hiding secrets, which can easily offend the examiner. Do not stare at the examiner, giving people a sense of oppression. Some employers specifically ask some unreasonable questions to test your reaction. If they are not handled well, it is easy to lose your sense of proportion, and the interview results will obviously not be ideal. ?