I saw the recruitment information in the newspaper and wanted to call, but I didn't know what to say in the first sentence. From a polite point of view, how to ask and what to ask?

Sorry to interrupt you, sorry to bother you.

What is there to be afraid of? Be confident, okay? Since he is looking for someone, he should ask whatever he wants. And many things are administrative reception and so on. Just be polite when the boss answers the phone himself. Don't make people feel unreliable, confident, confident, confident, confident. You know what confidence means. Please believe in yourself before you can convince others that you are not modest. We call it a low profile. You can ask: Hello, I saw the recruitment information of your company in XXX. Have you recruited enough people? (If she says enough. . . What are the requirements? I'm sure I'll ask you questions about your education. Just answer truthfully. ) Then can I go for an interview? May I ask the specific address of your company (or check 12580 or something)? I really appreciate it. I wish you success!