The application etiquette of newcomers from the entrance to the exit.

The application etiquette of newcomers from the entrance to the exit.

Interview is the most important step in employment. Many interviewers think that whether they can be hired or not can sometimes be determined in the first 5 minutes. Whether it conforms to business etiquette when entering the door has become the key to success. I'll help you interview the "eight steps" to enter the door.

1, knock at the door

Knock on the door twice. Hear "come in" and open the door. Knock again if there is no response, and open the door after saying "I'm sorry" if there is no response.

2. "Sorry to disturb you. 」

Open the door a little, look the interviewer in the eye and say "I'm sorry" loudly. If there are multiple interviewers present, please look into the eyes of the person in the middle. )

Step 3 open the door

Open the door with one hand. Most people are holding bags during the interview, so it is impossible to open the door with both hands. )

Face straight ahead as far as possible, open the right door with your right hand and the left door with your left hand. From the interviewer's point of view, it is to open the door to the right, so open the door with your right hand and move forward naturally.

Step 4 close the door

Try not to turn your back on the interviewer and close the door sideways. Be careful not to make any noise when closing the door.

5. Gifts

Pay tribute to the interviewer. You can also say, "Please take care!" Salute later.

6. Go to the chair.

Keep a normal walking posture. There is no need to look the interviewer in the eye. ) Be careful not to be pointed out by the other party. Because you can't master the correct posture, you should ask friends and others for advice.

7. The chairman stood by.

Sit in a chair (on the side near the door) by standing by. Men's arms extend to both sides, and women's hands are crossed in front of them (please put your right hand on your left hand).

After asking for "name and university", look the interviewer in the eye and say, "I'm XXX from XX Department of XX University. Please take care today. " Later, he saluted. (Don't introduce yourself and salute at the same time)

8. Sit at a table

When you hear "please sit down", be careful not to lean too far back when you sit down. About half a chair is better. ) A man's hand should be clenched gently on his knee. A lady's hands should be folded in the middle of her knees.

Nowadays, more and more enterprises attach importance to the investigation of their personality when recruiting employees. Therefore, during the interview, the examiner will always pay attention to the words and deeds of the candidates. People who behave well can often win the favor of examiners. The following are the etiquette precautions I have compiled for job interviews. Welcome to read!

Job interview etiquette 1: the concept of time is the first question. Punctuality is the basic requirement of professional ethics. It is best to arrive at the interview site 10- 15 minutes in advance, so that you can get familiar with the environment and stabilize your mind. Arriving at the meeting more than half an hour in advance is considered to have no sense of time, but being late or in a hurry during the interview is fatal. If you are late for the interview, you will be considered to lack self-management and restraint, that is, lack of professional ability, leaving a very bad impression on the interviewer. No matter what the reason, being late will affect your image. This is a matter of respecting others and yourself. Moreover, interviews in large companies often have to arrange many people at a time. If you are a few minutes late, you will probably miss this company forever, because this is the first question in the interview, your score will be deducted, and you will be screwed up later because of your poor state.

If it's a long trip, you'd rather arrive 30 minutes or even an hour in advance. The city is very big, traffic jams are common, and it is inevitable to get lost in unfamiliar places. However, it is not advisable to arrive early, and it is best not to appear at the interview site more than 10 minutes in advance, otherwise the employer may feel very inconvenient because the things at hand are not handled properly. The bosses of foreign companies often say what time is, and generally don't advance it. Of course, if many people are notified in advance to come for an interview, those who arrive early can interview early or wait in the free conference room, that is another matter. For the situation that the interview location is far away and the geographical location is complicated, you may wish to run first, familiarize yourself with the traffic routes, terrain and even find out the location of the bathroom in advance, so that you can know the specific location of the interview and the time needed on the road.

But recruiters are allowed to be late, which must be clear. Don't care too much about the lateness of the recruiter, and don't care too much about the etiquette and accomplishment of the interviewer. If they have any problems, you should try to be generous and cheerful, which can often turn bad things into good things. Otherwise, as long as the recruiter is late, your dissatisfaction will be beyond words and your face will be sad, and the recruiter's first impression of you will be greatly reduced, or even lead to a total loss. Because the interview is also a test of interpersonal running-in ability, your decent and thoughtful performance is naturally beneficial and harmless.

Job interview etiquette 2: when the first image of the interview unit arrives at the office area, it is best to go directly to the interview unit, and don't look around or even be targeted by security guards; Put away chewing gum and cigarettes before entering the company, because most interviewers can't stand you chewing gum or smoking in the company; Never turn on your cell phone to avoid embarrassing situations during the interview, and at the same time, it will distract your energy and affect your grades. As soon as you enter the interview unit, if there is a front desk, you should come straight to the point and explain your purpose. After being guided, you should take a seat in the designated area. If there is no front desk, you should ask the staff for help. At this time, we should pay attention to civilized language. Hello at the beginning, thank you after being instructed are all necessary, representing your education; Some small businesses wait outside the interview office, and there is no waiting room; When the office door is opened, you should say politely: I'm sorry. Then show the indoor examiner that he is here for an interview, and don't rush in; If a staff member tells you the interview place and time, you should be grateful; Do not ask the unit or ask for materials, and have no right to evaluate the unit; Don't stop to watch the work of other staff members, and don't express opinions or comments on the contents discussed or answered by staff members after taking a seat, so as not to give people the impression of being superficial and speaking quickly.

Etiquette 3 of job interview: When waiting for an interview, you can't ignore entering the company's front desk. Who do you want to interview, is there an agreement, the name of the visitor and your own name. After arriving at the interview site, you should wait patiently in the waiting room and keep quiet and correct sitting posture. If some units skip the unit introduction step as much as possible at this time, they will enter the substantive stage as soon as possible. The introduction materials of the company are prepared, so you should read them carefully and know their situation in advance. You can also bring some test questions to review. Don't walk around to show impatience, and don't chat with other interviewers, because this may be your future colleague or even the person who decides whether you are qualified or not. It is difficult for you to grasp the influence of your conversation on your surroundings, which may lead to your failure in applying for a job. What must be resolutely stopped is: if you happen to meet friends or acquaintances in the reception room, you will make a loud noise or laugh like no one's watching; Chew gum, smoke, answer the phone.

Job interview etiquette 4: First interview interviewer 1. Seize the opportunity to enter the house.

If no one informs you, even if the person in front has finished the interview, you should wait patiently outside the door and don't walk into the interview room without authorization. When your name is called, you can say "yes" forcefully and then knock on the door. Knock two or three times is more standard. Never knock too hard when knocking at the door, but use the strength you can hear inside. When you hear it say, please come in, please answer before entering the house, I'm sorry. Open and close the door as lightly as possible. Don't close the door with the back of your hand after entering the door. Turn to face the door and close the door gently with your hand. Turn around and lean forward about 30 degrees, bow to the interviewer, smile and say hello, be polite and generous, not too attentive, too formal, and not too modest.

Step 2 shake hands professionally

Handshake is the most important body language in an interview. Professional handshake can create a harmonious atmosphere of equality and mutual trust. Your self-confidence will also make people feel that you are capable and willing to do any job. This is the best way to create a good first impression. How to shake hands? How long did you hold it? These are all critical. Because this is your first meeting with the interviewer, this kind of face-to-face polite contact is an important beginning to establish a first impression. Many enterprises regard holding hands as the basis for examining whether an applicant is professional and confident. So, hold the interviewer's hand after it reaches your hand, make sure your whole arm is L-shaped (90 degrees), shake it hard twice, and then let it go naturally. Handshakes should be strong and infectious. Look directly at each other, say your name confidently, even if you are a lady, you should show a firm attitude, but don't use too much force, let alone shake it hard; Don't use two hands, shaking hands in this way is not professional enough for western companies. Hands should be dry and warm. If he/she reaches out and holds a weak and wet hand, it is definitely not a good start. If you have just arrived at the interview site, wash your hands with cold water to keep yourself calm. If the palm gets cold, cover it with hot water.

Shake hands and hold the interviewer's hand for a long time, occasionally squeezing the palm hard or quickly. These actions show that you are too nervous, and being too nervous during the interview shows that you are not qualified for this job; Shaking hands shows that you are afraid and lack confidence. You should show in front of the interviewer that you are a capable and good at getting along with others. Reaching for the interviewer's hand from a distance before the other person reaches out shows that you are too nervous and scared, and the interviewer will think that you don't like or trust them.