Interview experience of Yangcheng Evening News

Interview experience of Yangcheng Evening News

In our daily study and work life, interviews are indispensable. Interviews are the criteria for schools or organizers to assess certain knowledge and talents. Do you know what kind of interview is standard? The following is my interview experience with Yangcheng Evening News, which is for your reference only and I hope it will help you.

Interview experience of Yangcheng Evening News

In fact, I never wanted to work in Yangcheng Evening News. I just kept looking for a job, but I couldn't find what I wanted. Once I brushed Weibo, it seemed that the search website said that Yangcheng Evening News was recruiting 68 people on campus, so I opened it and looked at it. I saw a "property management" and wanted to report it. I can have another look. As long as there is one person, I am not particularly confident. I think many people are better than me. I felt that the chances of recruiting only one person seemed slim, so I hesitated again.

After thinking about it, I didn't find a job anyway. I might as well give it a try and submit my resume online. Then on April 5, I saw that I could enter the written test through resume screening. I read the written test questions in the past two years on the Internet and found it extremely difficult. So I went online to find the answer and think for myself. On April 19, I took a bus to the university town at home early in the morning and arrived at the classroom ten minutes early. At the sight of the test paper, I fainted. My first thought is how difficult it is. There was really an impulse at that time. Why don't I stop and go home? Adjust your mentality, and you will be safe when you come. I am a person who likes to make decisions. After thinking for two minutes, I began to write. Fortunately, I have learned about the newspaper industry before, and with my own understanding, I finally filled in the test paper. Papers will be handed in after ten o'clock, and there will be an interview in the afternoon. The next step is to wait for the written test results. On April 24th, the results were finally announced. I thought it would arrange the list in numerical order, but I didn't see my name and thought, Oh, forget it. Then after a while, I received a message that the written test had passed. I went online and found that my name really existed, and then I was ready for the interview. Interview on the afternoon of April 26th. It didn't take long for the interview to begin. I went in to have a look, wow, many leaders! There are about a dozen interviewers.

Say "Hello everyone" before sitting down, and then let me introduce myself. I think this is the best time to introduce myself so many times, although I am a little nervous. Then start asking questions. One question is "What kind of job have you been looking for?" I answered "property management". The leader of the property management company (leader A for short) asked me, "You are a property management major, and you know all the laws and regulations of property management, right?" I said "basic understanding of property management regulations". The next few questions are, he asked "how many levels are there in the property service industry", and answered "three levels, of which the registered capital of the first level is 5 million, and the third level is 500,000", and asked "what about 2.5 million?" Answer "No 2.5 million" and ask "If it is 2.5 million, what level is it?" Answer "The second-level registered capital is 3 million, and the second-level registered capital is 2.5 million." He smiled with satisfaction and asked, "What do you think is the most important thing in property management?" Answer "Property management should be property service, which is a good service industry and service is the most important" and ask "Do you know how the property management regulations were revised in 2007?" He looked at me as if puzzled and said, "I changed two words." What is it? " My textbook was published in 2003, or maybe the teacher said I forgot to attend class, so I honestly said I didn't know. Then he told me that "the property management regulations of 2007 changed the' management' of property management enterprises into' service'. You answered very well just now. Property management companies are actually not called property management companies, but should be called property service companies. " Balabala said a lot, and I listened carefully during the period. Interviewer B asked "You worked as an intern in a property company" and I said "Yes". Then he said he mainly answered the phone or something, that's all. Basically, he was talking.

A female C interviewer asked, "What would you do if an owner didn't pay the property management fee during your work?" After I answered, she asked, "If you still don't pay, what will you do? Sue him? " I said that the property management fee is only about two yuan a square, which is more than one hundred a month. If you sue him, the cost of legal fees and attorney fees is too high and uneconomical. D I think I didn't answer the question "What should I do in the early stage?". Then leader A asked me, "Do you have any questions?" Because there was not much information on the Internet, I asked him if this property company was under the jurisdiction of commercial property. He said you didn't check online? I said that I only knew that the company was called "Xinyang Property Management Co., Ltd.", and the interviewer next to me smiled. He looked at leader A and said, "His name should be changed to Xinyang Property Service Company." Then everyone laughed. Leader A said: "This name was taken before 2007." He asked me if I had any questions, so I asked about the development prospects and training, and then he said, I won't answer this question yet. About this, the interview will be over in about 20 minutes. After that, I waited and waited. Finally, the results came out on May 8th. I'm really happy. I got a call after ten o'clock saying that I was admitted, and asked me to sign those three parties! I've been trying to find a job, and it finally paid off! I wrote so much, just like a running account, please don't mind. I hope I can help the next class. At the same time, I also gained something from this interview: sometimes I really have to be brave and believe in myself!

Interview etiquette is very important in interview skills.

First, knocking etiquette

When entering other people's rooms or offices, you should knock lightly and get permission before entering. You can't rush in. Let's introduce the etiquette of knocking on the examination room door during the interview of political and legal police.

Fingering of knocking: Candidates should bend the index finger or middle finger of their right hand before knocking. Don't hit hard with multiple fingers or the back of their hands or palms.

Knocking rhythm: Knocking three times means "Hello" and "May I come in". The interval of drumming is 0.3~0.5 seconds. Too fast will make people feel irritable, and too slow will make people feel sloppy and unconfident. Knocking twice to show familiarity is equivalent to saying "hello" and "I'm coming in". It is impolite to knock on the door more than four times.

Striking strength: the strength should be moderate, firm and powerful. Too much strength will scare the examiner and give people the feeling of rudeness; Too little strength makes people think you are too timid and nervous.

Wait after knocking: wait for the examiner to answer after knocking. If you don't hear the examiner's password of "please come in", candidates should wait for 3 seconds before knocking at the door, and the voice should be raised moderately; If you still can't hear the examiner's answer, you can push the door and enter after 3 seconds.

Close the door: Before the candidates come in, regardless of whether the door is open or closed, the candidates have to close the door, which reflects the cultivation of the candidates. Don't be too loud when you close the door. Hold the door handle with your hand. Secondary public education. Try to avoid turning your back on the examiner when closing the door. If the door is locked, it's best to turn the lock tongue first, close the door, and then let go to reduce the interference of the door closing sound to others. Then, turn around slowly and face the examiner.

Second, greeting etiquette.

Candidates should take the initiative to say hello to the examiner after entering the examination room to show courtesy and respect. The general greeting way is to bow and ask "Hello, examiners, I am examinee X".

Third, bow etiquette

Bowing, which means bending down to salute, is a solemn etiquette and shows respect for others. In our country, bowing is often used to express the sincere respect of subordinates to superiors, students to teachers, and younger generations to elders. It is also often used for service personnel to pay tribute to guests. Sometimes it is used to express deep gratitude to others.

(A) the basic action specification

(1) When saluting, stand at attention, put your feet together and keep your body straight.

(2) facing the recipient, it is two or three steps away.

(3) Men's hands naturally droop and stick to the trousers on both sides of their bodies; The lady's hands hang down in front of her abdomen (her right hand rests on her left hand).

(4) Stand upright, with the waist as the axis, with the whole shoulder leaning forward more than 15 (depending on the degree of respect of the saluter to the recipient), and the line of sight falls from the other person's face to his feet 1.5m (15) or 1m (30).

(2) Precautions against bending

A. Don't stretch your neck too long and stick out your chin. Bow your head as a sign of humility. You can't bow and look at each other.

B. don't eat or smoke when you bow.

C. Bowing etiquette When you stand up straight, you should look at each other politely. If you look away, you won't feel sincere even if you bow.

D. When bowing, bend over at a moderate speed, then straighten your head, look at the examiner and wait for a response.

Fourth, farewell etiquette

When the examiner signals the end of the interview, stand up with a smile, thank the employer for giving him the interview opportunity, and then say "goodbye". There is no need to shake hands (unless the examiner reaches out). If you are received or guided before entering the interview room, thank you and leave when you leave.

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