What verbal behavior should you pay attention to during the CCB campus recruitment interview?

People can always tell a person's quality through his words and deeds. During the interview, it may be just a small inadvertent move that makes the examiner give up hiring you. Therefore, candidates should always pay attention to details during the interview process.

First, maintain a lively, friendly facial expression.

During the interview, give full play to the charm of your smile. A smile that comes from the heart, is kind and natural, is charming and makes people happy. Some college students are overly nervous when facing recruiters, and their facial expressions are serious and stiff, giving people the impression of being unnatural and lacking in confidence.

Secondly, pay attention to communicating with the other party with sincere eyes.

During the interview, you should look directly at the triangle area formed by the bottom line of the eyes and the forehead of the other person's face to show that you are listening. Generally, the time of continuously looking at the other person should be within a few seconds. At the same time, you should keep your eyes open and avoid focusing, so that the other party can feel your sincerity. Don't dare to raise your head to meet the other person, which will give people a feeling of lack of confidence, or your eyes will be wandering, giving the impression of being absent-minded, or staring at the other person tightly, which will make people feel uncomfortable. Make good use of the changes in your gaze and use your gaze flexibly to express your inner feelings.

Finally, behave in a natural and orderly manner.

First, "Stand with a standing attitude, and sit with a sitting attitude." _When entering the interview room, knock on the door first and get permission before entering. Open and close the door as gently as possible. After entering, do not close the door with your back hand. You should turn around and face the door and close the door gently with your hand. Turn around and lean your upper body forward about 30 degrees, bow to the interviewer, say "hello" with a smile, be polite and generous, and don't be overly attentive, reserved or overly condescending. Then, pay attention to maintaining beautiful standing and sitting postures. Correct standing posture requires keeping your head straight and your eyes level, smiling, chin slightly closed, chest raised and abdomen lifted, hands hanging naturally or stacked in front of the body, legs upright and close together, heels touching each other, and toes spread at about 60 degrees. Gives a straight and elegant impression. When sitting, your movements should be gentle and slow. When sitting on a chair, it is best to sit only 2/3 of the way, with your back not leaning against the back of the chair. Girls must keep their legs together, while boys can separate slightly, stack their hands or place them flat on their thighs, and keep their bodies straight. You can lean forward slightly, relax naturally, and smile, giving people a dignified and generous feeling.

Second, shake hands correctly. When shaking hands, pay attention to "the distinguished person comes first". First, you should not take the initiative to extend your hand. Second, the other party should be warm and friendly after reaching out, and you must grasp the strength and time of the handshake.

Third, use both hands when passing or receiving objects. When handing a business card, smile, look at the other person, face the lower end of the card towards the other person, hold the upper corners of the card with your thumbs and index fingers and give it to the other person respectfully. When handing over interview materials, you should smile, look at the other person, face the front of the material toward the other person, and hand it to the other person or place it on the table with both hands.

Fourth, pay attention to the etiquette of using mobile phones. Turn off your cell phone or set it to silent before the interview.

The above are all the answers to the speech and behavior that you should pay attention to during the China Construction Bank campus recruitment interview.