How to call the recruitment unit?

2. Give full play to your advantages in the job call and leave a deep and clear impression on the other party as much as possible.

3, in addition to establishing a good "telephone image", but also pay attention to some specific telephone skills.

Telephone skills:

1. After the call is connected, job seekers can first address each other and say "Hello, teacher". "Teacher" is regarded as a broad title, which does not necessarily refer to teachers in schools. When you don't know the identity of the other party on the first call, the title of "teacher" shows respect for the other party. However, in the case of knowing the position, identity and surname of the other party, it should be renamed as the position of the other party.

2. After the other person responds, you should make a brief self-introduction. You can say, "I'm a student of XX in XX school. It is said that our company ("we" can narrow the distance between the two sides) needs a graduate majoring in XX. I just graduated this year, my major is right, and my grades are good. I also like your work there. I hope you can consider my situation.

3. After introducing yourself, the other party may have several different reactions: acceptance, rejection or both. If the recipient is interested in your introduction and is willing to further contact with you, it shows that your introduction has initially worked. Usually the person who answers the phone will simply ask about you, such as your age, hometown, political outlook and so on. In the process of the other party's inquiry, the job seeker must ensure a high degree of concentration and capture the interviewer's most concerned issues and interests; Then think positively and use appropriate language to express the answer to achieve the ideal effect. Try to highlight your own strengths and weaknesses, and at the same time answer your own shortcomings and deficiencies with an honest and objective attitude, but you can use language skills as much as possible to weaken some of the adverse effects they may bring.

When the interviewee has a rough outline of your impression, the inquiry will come to an end, and then the two sides will agree on the time and place for the interview. You should repeat it on the phone, ask the other person to confirm it, and thank the other person politely after confirmation.