What are the closing sentences for self-introduction in an interview?

1. I appreciate your company's corporate culture very much: "Integrity is the basis of our cooperation, and win-win is our common goal!" I am willing to develop together with XX culture and create a brilliant tomorrow together!

2. I hope to continuously improve myself based on my existing work experience and strive for the greatest development space for myself and your company.

3. Have firm beliefs and be extremely loyal to your career. Have the perseverance and perseverance to surpass yourself and fight against yourself every day, have a strong spirit of enduring hardship, and have a strong desire to realize your self-worth.

Interview notes:

1. Don’t be late

Being late will affect your own image, and large companies often have to arrange interviews with many people at one time. If you are late, In a few minutes, you may miss this company forever. ?

2. Be polite

Interviewers and secretaries should be treated politely.

3. Knowledge of sitting posture

1. Lean forward slightly?

When sitting, lean forward slightly. During the interview, do not lean on the back of the chair easily. Don’t sit too full, but don’t sit too little. Generally, it is appropriate to fill two-thirds of the chair. In addition, women should keep their legs together, otherwise they will look particularly ugly when wearing skirts. Even if you're not wearing a skirt, keep your legs close together. Singaporeans have a habit of putting their legs together when talking, regardless of gender. ?

2. The recruiter crosses his legs?

If the recruiter crosses his legs, don’t think that he is being rude to you. In fact, this is a culture. There are three possible reasons here. First, the recruiter is very tired and wants to take a rest; second, he feels that the recruitment work is not important, so he is very relaxed; third, it is a psychological test for you and wants to see your performance. If you show dissatisfaction at this time, it will leave the impression that you are not easy to get along with.