I'm going to attend Neusoft's campus job fair soon. I want to know what will be tested in the interview and written test of Neusoft's BPO position?

Hello~ a few days ago, they came to my school to give a lecture first, and then a written test for 6 minutes.

the test questions are very miscellaneous.

There are translation, honorifics, computer knowledge, grammar, vocabulary (remember that the first question is to write the word Hiragana),,, and calculation questions! ! This is fun, not so difficult.

the whole set of questions has been done without any foundation. . I've never seen a word I don't know. There are quite a lot of things. .

interview.

I asked you to introduce yourself first. This is very important. I didn't prepare for it, so it was very short. The man was very helpless and asked twice, "Is it gone?" . . . Then chat, read your information and the written answer sheet, and he asked with interest. Actually, it's just chatting. Look at your spoken English, grammar and fluency.

at that time, he asked me what musicians I liked, why I came so far away and what I cooked. . .

the longer you talk, the more hopeful you will be.

one * * * three rounds of interviews, one or two are in Japanese, and three rounds are in Chinese.

most people say goodbye after the first round of meeting. After three rounds of face-to-face, you may get the letter of intent (with seal), maybe.

then there is another kind of interview. After the first round, he said that you were not good enough, but what was good. He asked you to come back for an interview in autumn, and the second round was Chinese interview. I will give you a piece of paper after the interview, and the letter of intent (without seal) is the final interview through train in autumn. Then test your Japanese again directly, without a written test or anything. They want you if they can.

that person said that my spoken English is good and my fluency is not enough. I got the through train paper 555555

Two of my classmates successfully got the stamped letter of intent for employment.

hey. Speak fluently, talk a lot, and preferably have a little humor. Because I talk too little.