How to introduce yourself in rural credit cooperative social recruitment interviews

1. Briefly introduce yourself (talk about your basic situation, introduce your study and work experience). For example: First of all, I would like to thank ** Rural Credit Cooperative for giving me such a stage to show myself and a place to display my talents. opportunity, I will cherish this opportunity to improve myself and exercise myself. My name is ***, and I am a college student who is about to graduate from the 2008 class of ** school. I learned that your organization is recruiting talented people, so I came here with admiration. I sincerely desire to join and contribute to the future of your organization, and I am more willing to dedicate myself to this. youth and wisdom. The competition in the 21st century is the competition of talent quality. During the four years in college, I worked hard, comprehensively and systematically studied computer expertise, and solidified my theoretical foundation; and in practice, I enhanced my ability to operate computers. In addition, the rich social practice in the past three years has not only broadened my horizons, but also cultivated my calm, decisive, enthusiastic and efficient work style. As a class cadre, I actively participated in the planning and organization of various work in the school. My enthusiasm for work has been trusted and affirmed by my classmates, and I have become an indispensable member of the school's previous activities. Everyone's affirmation has also made me There is a deeper understanding of teamwork. Now, as I graduate from college, I am eager to show my talents in a broader sky. I am not satisfied with the current level of knowledge and am eager to make a qualitative leap. I am willing to try new jobs and through my Your imagination and creativity will definitely inspire a hundred times more work inspiration. Believe in my sincerity, I will devote myself to my work; believe in my enthusiasm, I will infect everyone around me; believe in my vitality, I will actively do everything well; believe in My ability and my joining will bring you the power to succeed. Finally, please allow me to wish your organization a prosperous business and reach a higher level. I also wish you smooth work and smooth sailing! 2. Tell us about your understanding of credit cooperatives. Refer to the following information: (1) What is the status of rural credit cooperatives in my country’s financial system? Answer: Rural credit cooperatives are community-based local financial institutions composed of farmers, individual industrial and commercial households, and small and medium-sized enterprises within their jurisdiction. They are an important part of my country's financial system. As of the end of June 2004, the deposit balance of rural credit cooperatives across the country was 2,672.4 billion yuan, accounting for 11.6% of the deposits of all financial institutions; the loan balance was 1,958.5 billion yuan, accounting for 11.5% of the loans of all financial institutions. Among them, the balance of agricultural loans was 861.5 billion yuan, accounting for 86% of the balance of agricultural loans of all financial institutions. Rural credit cooperatives are becoming the main force in rural finance and the financial link connecting farmers. (2) What role do rural credit cooperatives play in supporting the development of agriculture, farmers and rural economy? Answer: For a long time, rural credit cooperatives have taken serving "agriculture, rural areas and farmers" as their mission and have played an important role in supporting the development of agriculture, farmers and rural economy. Especially since 1999, in order to meet the needs of the new stage of my country's agricultural and rural economic development, rural credit cooperatives have actively launched small credit loans and joint guarantee loans for farmers, vigorously promoted credit farmers, credit villages and towns and other assessment activities, greatly simplifying farmers' loans The procedures have facilitated farmers' loans and greatly improved the scope of farmers' loans. The problem of farmers' loan difficulties that has been troubled for many years has been alleviated to a certain extent. By the end of 2003, 32,225 rural credit cooperatives nationwide had opened small credit loans for farmers, accounting for 94.8% of the total number of institutions, and 18,553 rural credit cooperatives had opened joint guarantee loans for farmers, accounting for 54.6% of the total number of institutions. In 2003, 62.17 million farmers across the country received small credit loans and joint guarantee loans, accounting for 64% of the farmers who needed loans and met the loan conditions, and 28% of all farmers. In recent years, with the deepening of my country's financial system reform, commercial banks have withdrawn a large number of financial institutions in rural areas. The task of rural credit cooperatives in serving "agriculture, rural areas and farmers" has become more arduous and their role has become more prominent. 3. Why did you choose a credit union? What was your motivation for choosing a credit union? I grew up in a rural area, and the first financial institution I came into contact with was the Rural Credit Cooperative. I have had a special affection for it since I was a child, because it has always been based in the countryside and does practical things for farmers. Growing up in a rural area, I know how difficult it is for farmers to make money, so I have always had a wish to do something practical for rural areas and farmers after graduation. The recruiters of rural credit cooperatives provided me with such an opportunity. So I actively signed up to take the recruitment exam for rural credit cooperatives.

4. The economic conditions in ** district (county), especially those in grassroots communities, are very poor. Can you endure hardship? Growing up in the countryside, I have developed a character that can endure hardships. I feel that the more grassroots you are, the more you can learn new knowledge, grow new talents, open up new horizons, and tap new potential. Challenges and opportunities coexist, pressure and motivation Coexist, improve yourself, enrich yourself. If I am successful in the competition, I will work harder and contribute my youth and wisdom to the credit union’s bright future. 5. If you are successful in applying, how will you do your job well? What would you do if you weren't admitted? If the competition is successful, I will work hard to do my job well, learn more from old comrades and old employees, and practice basic skills... If I am not admitted, I will not be discouraged, which shows that I still have the requirements of your organization. If there is a certain gap, I will continue to work hard and strive to take the credit union's recruitment exam again next year.