I'm going to interview for auto parts procurement tomorrow. What should I pay attention to?

I interviewed for a long time and summed up some experiences, which I hope to adopt:

First of all, we should pay attention to our manners and not show nervousness and confidence. Festivals are the most basic.

Second, we should be fully prepared. According to the job requirements of the recruiting unit, see what aspects of their requirements you are not familiar with, and try to be familiar with them to avoid being nervous about asking questions during the interview. At this time, the interviewer can see at a glance that you don't pretend to understand.

Third, you must have work experience, and the profession of procurement can be used in all industries. Speaking of the process, it is relatively simple, which is nothing more than a series of processes from receiving the purchase demand, selecting the appropriate supplier, negotiating the price, signing the order, ensuring the timely and quality delivery, sorting out the invoice, submitting the finance, paying and so on. As for the details, we should have sufficient forecasting ability and inventory control ability. What matters is the ability of price negotiation and the development and evaluation of suppliers. It seems simple, but it still needs to accumulate experience.

I'm incompetent. I have been engaged in domestic procurement and foreign procurement in Samsung Electronics for 6 years, and now I have worked as a senior procurement engineer in a famous British multinational company for 3 years. If you have any questions, I will tell you whether I can answer them.