HR recruitment interview is stressful, what should I do?

Interview is very important when looking for a job. Whether it is a newcomer who has just stepped into the workplace or an old man who has been working for several years, interview is an essential link.

Moreover, many job seekers say that during the interview, the pressure will be very great, especially for newcomers, who are "afraid" of finding a job and "afraid" of the interview.

I don't know if you have heard it, but the interview is actually a two-way choice. When you choose them, they are also choosing you.

I've seen companies make offer, but suddenly cancel their positions. I have also seen interviewers have better jobs, refused the offer that has already been offered, and interviewed many families and couldn't find a suitable job. These are understandable and normal in the workplace.

Friends who want to escape the interview pressure, if you look at it from the following angles, all interviews will be solved.

1. Adjust your mood and treat it calmly.

Tell your friends and relatives what job you are looking for and how you treat the interview. Doing so can not only vent their nervousness, but also listen to their suggestions, so that they can maintain a good test mentality.

2. Improve your skills and make full preparations.

Including the preparation of image, interview materials and routes. For example, you can go to the interview without wearing very formal clothes, such as a suit, but you must be steady, gentle and tidy, and you should tidy up your hair and shoes. Girls had better wear light makeup and avoid heavy makeup and perfume.

3. Self-positive hints.

But don't use "Don't be afraid! Nothing "and other hints. Because from a psychological point of view, this is only the strengthening of negative consciousness in the subconscious, which will only make you more nervous. Suggestions like "I'm calm, I'm calm, I'm confident, I'm natural …" may have unexpected effects.

For the employer, if the candidate is nervous to a certain extent, it may also reflect that he attaches great importance to this interview and is very concerned about the opportunity to join the company.

At this time, you can try to tell the truth that you are nervous. You might as well just say to the interviewer, "Sorry, I'm a little nervous." Honesty is more likely to win the favor of others. Most interviewers will give you encouragement, and your nervousness will gradually disappear.

I hope everyone will stand out in the interview process and find a job that suits their satisfaction!