What interview skills should freshmen pay attention to?

For inexperienced fresh graduates, the interview is really a big event. Because of the interviewer's questions, I often blush and suddenly become speechless. I don't understand what HR people are saying or what they want to ask.

Then, as a fledgling freshman, how can I get HR approval through the interview and get an Offer for myself to a greater extent?

1. Keep eye contact.

Keep eye contact with the examiner during the interview to show respect for the examiner. You can stare at the examiner's nose for about 15 seconds at a time, and then naturally turn to other places. Avoid distracting eyes and flashing to avoid.

Control your voice

Control your speaking speed and don't whisper. Keep your voice calm, the volume moderate, and your answers concise. Don't bring some unimportant idioms such as "hmm" and "then".

Pay attention to body posture

When entering and leaving the interview office, pay attention to the etiquette, hold your head high and be full of energy, and don't often shrug your shoulders, look around, stagger and shake your legs. Don't use too many gestures when you speak.

4. Pay attention to speaking appropriately

Don't ask about the treatment in a hurry. Generally, when both parties have preliminary intentions, they will put them forward euphemistically. Don't ask the examiner questions untimely, pay attention to logic and scale when answering the examiner's questions, don't talk big, don't put the cart before the horse, and extend too much beyond the scope of the questions you should answer.

Step 5 withdraw positive factors

Self-confidence, calmness, enthusiasm, enterprising, good at expressing and selling yourself are all positive factors in the interview, which will make you get a higher interview pass rate.

Many people think that self-confidence should show that kind of bloody chicken blood. In fact, self-confidence is a kind of quiet nature.

Return to the id and nature, control the rhythm and emotions, don't be nervous, express yourself in your usual tone and speed, and play naturally.

When preparing for the interview, try not to prepare a complete back draft to avoid getting stuck. You can think more and prepare some key points to answer questions, which is the ultimate way to succeed in the interview.