What should medical students say at the job fair?

"Interview self-introduction" is a common interview question left by examiners for candidates. For medical graduates, if they want to stand out in talent recruitment, they should prepare themselves for the interview before the interview. It can be explained by referring to the following contents: Five years of college life has enabled me to establish a correct outlook on life and values, and formed a passionate, enterprising and indomitable character and a life creed of honesty, trustworthiness, responsibility and care. Five years, five years of accumulation, for my "attack Chai Fei" left a confident and loud voice. The above is my interview self-introduction. When I am about to enter the society, I sincerely hope that your company will make a comprehensive investigation of my situation. If you can favor me, I will be deeply honored. In my future doctoral work, I will make unremitting efforts and try my best to contribute to the cause of your company.

If you have internship experience, tell me in detail about your internship experience, what you learned during the internship, what your major did, how you solved the problems you encountered, and what you learned. For medical freshmen, interviewers generally don't ask too sharp questions, and it is most important to show themselves confidently.