Human resource guidance: submit resume and telephone communication.

HR suggestion: send your resume and communicate by phone. Now that I have a qualified and attractive resume, many friends start to search for recruitment information all over the world, and then give him a copy as long as it meets their major or interest. Is this resume delivery method effective?

The answer is no! The process of submitting a resume is very easy to be ignored, thinking that this is actually a very small problem. Actually, it's not. This is your first impression of the company during the whole application process! Psychological knowledge tells us that meeting a resume for the first time is like knowing someone in life. The impression left by the first meeting largely determines whether you are willing to talk to him, and the most direct purpose of submitting your resume is to get an interview. Do you think this is important?

It's amazing to receive hundreds of resumes every week at work. Let's start with a few common examples.

A lot of resumes were actually given to me by cc! What do you mean? When I submit my resume to others, I should hire a position in my company. I heard that you also want to recruit people here? Come and have a look, too. If I can't talk about that company, we can talk about it again. Can there be a worse first impression? Anyway, I noticed a lot of HR just click delete? Universities only want to take the second choice, no one wants to find a job, and most people don't like the second choice! So, just send a resume in an email, okay?

A little better than cc, there are many resumes that are not my company at first glance. The email content is a whole bottle of safflower oil, which can be wiped anywhere. Maybe everyone found this format from the internet. Good and fresh. The letter to find a job is written like this! I used it! However, pity our HR, you all feel fresh after reading it, and we will vomit after reading it. In 2004, I remember a famous application letter on the Internet. Read it. The same is true for applying for resumes, with a utilization rate as high as 33.33%. In 2005, there was a craze for graduates to write poems. At one time, students flocked to write poems, some of which were really literary and enjoyable to read. Some limericks are fun and can be tolerated; A dog's skin can't pass through, and tinkle to join in! God, what kind of first impression is this?

So your resume can't be a soldier in the army, and no one will pay attention to a drop of water in the sea! Revise your resume according to the recruitment information of the other party before sending it. As for the content, I have written it before. Needless to say, there are at least two short sentences in the email. For example, I recently learned through the * * channel that your company is recruiting for the * * position, and thought that my work experience and professional expertise are quite consistent, so I took the liberty to apply for the * * position. Although these two sentences are simple, you immediately dumped a large number of people. Those who only know the send button of duplicate points, you submitted your resume after carefully considering the company's job requirements and your own conditions!

Another first impression is telephone appointment, which is usually done by HR people. The content is basically that we read your resume and think that your basic requirements meet our job requirements. I hope you can come to the company for an interview one day? Seemingly simple, in fact, the performance of candidates is still uneven.

There are three kinds of bad impressions when answering the phone: arrogant respect, ignorance and dependence.

Change from arrogance to respect, China people's state of etiquette, has always put rationality first, but it happened that it has fallen into modernity, and it seems that the wind of worshipping ceremony is getting worse, especially when the phone can't meet each other. Hello in English is also used to answer the phone, just like greeting everyday friends; Look at us again, we creatively invented one? Hello? This is actually very impolite. Who do you think greets others on the road and makes a hullabaloo about? Hello? Really? What's more, this voice? Hello? The tone of ""has many meanings (thanks to the four tones invented by our ancestors). It can express responses and questions, which are passable, and can also express doubts, provocations and impatience, giving people a bad first impression! It's a bit verbose, but the actual situation is like this.

Hey! ?

Me:? Hello, is this * *? ?

A:? Yeah, who are you? ?

Me:? I'm from XX Company. Have you sent your resume to our company? We think you are qualified and would like to invite you for an interview. ?

A:? Oh, yes, yes, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm in a meeting (there are countless excuses for attending class, eating, getting on the bus, etc. ) ?

In fact, it is a great disaster to refuse the opening remarks of people thousands of miles away. With your 180 degree attitude change, what impression do you think you can leave on the other side?

The second kind is called unintelligible, or explained by telephone content.

Hello, hello. ?

Me:? Hello, is this * *? ?

A:? Yes, who are you? ?

Me:? I'm from XX Company. Have you sent your resume to our company? We think you are qualified and would like to invite you for an interview. ?

A:? * * company, I haven't submitted my resume yet? ? I'm in a trance. Didn't I vote? )

Me:? I don't think so. You sent it by email. ?

A:? The mailbox is mine. I should have put it in the right place. Can you tell me my position? ? Vertigo, I really often ask this question. I think I voted too much. )

Me:? You applied for the position of * *, which may be a bit long. Are you still interested in this position? ?

A:? I should have (I'm crazy)

The last situation is very common among recent graduates.

Hello, hello. ?

Me:? Hello, is this * *? ?

A:? Yes, who are you? ?

Me:? I'm from XX Company. Have you sent your resume to our company? We think you are qualified and would like to invite you for an interview. ?

A:? Oh, yes, no problem, thank you very much! Uh, by the way, where is your company? ?

Me:? Please write down the address of our company.

A:? Ok, I see. Uh, excuse me, how can I get there? ?

I'm in * *, what bus should I take? ?

What is the logo of your company? ?

Can I come directly to your company and say that I'm here to apply? ?

You may think it is understandable to ask the address or even the way, but in fact, you can take the initiative to obtain this information. You give the other person the feeling that you are particularly dependent, and you ask: Who should I ask for help? What's his telephone number? I can't find * * *, what should I do? ? I might as well answer all these questions myself. Where is your ability to work?

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