How to use your quick wits in the interview process?

● Nervousness: Nervousness will make you eager to show your good side. When you have been thinking about what you want to say, you will never fully listen to everything the other person says.

◎ Response: It is best to integrate what you want to say into the dialogue between the two sides in a natural way. If you are distracted, ask the other person to repeat the question and confirm with the other person. Otherwise, it will leave the examiner with a bad impression of recklessness or even avoiding questions.

● Silence: Silence is embarrassing for some people, but this silence is by no means designed by the examiner to make you nervous for no reason.

◎ Response: The examiner's job is to listen carefully to every word you say and absorb all the information. Therefore, a serious examiner will use this silent moment to recall what you just said and decide the next question. Try not to make yourself nervous because of a few seconds of silence. In order to break the silence, inappropriate words will come out without thinking, which will not only highlight your impetuousness, but also upset the good impression accumulated before.

● Embarrassment: How do you handle yourself in an embarrassing situation? In order to test your on-the-spot reaction and emotional intelligence, many examiners will deliberately design sharp questions.

◎ Response: At this moment, you can explain that your shortcomings do not conflict with the job you are applying for, or tell the examiner that your shortcomings are advantages from different angles. Even if you can't answer the question, your smile and calm attitude are enough to prove that your EQ is quite good.