What do you mean by round A, B and C in recruitment?

Refers to the interview steps, which respectively represent the first round interview (online screening telephone interview), the second round interview (personnel interview or department head interview) and the third round interview (department head or general manager interview).

Questions that must be prepared before the interview:

1. Introduce yourself (suggested 1~2 minutes)

This is basically the first question after the interview, and the interviewer must prepare the answer. Don't think it's easy to introduce yourself. Just say something casually during the interview.

Self-introduction actually establishes the interviewer's first impression of you. In just two minutes, the more information you reveal, the more the interviewer knows about you. Self-introduction is an important factor for the interviewer to be interested in you.

2. Work experience

Freshmen don't have to worry about this. The company will not be too difficult for freshmen, but it still suggests that you can go to the university for internship, so that you can have internship experience when applying for a job. You can tell the interviewer what you have learned and what you will do during your internship.

Of course, working experience is better. You can talk about the workflow in your last company, how you usually work, and so on.

3. Professional skills

This will be said, will be said. For technical positions, try not to have the word proficient on your resume. Of course, if you are really accomplished in something, you can also write well.

4. Career planning

Everyone envies those who have a clear plan for life. They have their own dreams and immediate goals.

At present, many fresh graduates may have a small number of unclear career plans, which does not matter. It's really hard to find your own career direction before you start working.

But when you have worked for more than two years, you must have your own career plan. At this time, you can no longer be vague about the future. The years after graduation are the golden period of struggle, and there are no twenties. You must have a clear goal to go further.