How to stand out from the leaderless group discussion in the interview?

First of all, the initial attitude must make it clear that you absolutely don't, at all, treat your friends as competitors! ! A hundred harms do no good. Don't think this is an interview, implying that this is just homework. You are a team, don't compare yourself internally, but compare with other teams. If you think about it, your heart will be relaxed and it will be easier to express yourself. Then, you have to know what role you want to play in the group, which is nothing more than the leader, timekeeper and summarizer (in fact, I don't know what else). Take myself for example, I am actually very introverted and not very open-minded. Even if I can pretend to be open-minded in front of people I don't know, I can't be surprised by my eloquence. I can't think of a rigorous and profound idea in a short time, so leader and summarist are definitely not suitable for me, so I knew before the interview that I must win the role of time guardian. Actually, I think this is really easy to do. Next, I will describe in detail my various pretending performances yesterday (shameless). Our interview is like this: give a topic, then discuss it, and finally make a poster display. First of all, if any of you suggest choosing a time keeper. You volunteered. Don't worry if others beat you to it. Because many timekeepers do badly. Many people just report the time, and the lack of time is just a small reminder, and they dare not interrupt. When he didn't do well, he took the initiative to get it. So it's best to recommend yourself from the beginning. So you must wear a watch! The key is coming! You must talk about your schedule! Steps that cannot be omitted! You can say, "I think so. Let each of us think about this question for three minutes first, then each of us will express our opinions in turn in 1 minute, then we will discuss together, come up with an outline, draw a poster in1minute, and finally choose a representative to show it and give him five minutes to string it together. " A * * * takes 24 minutes, and the rest is maneuvering time. I was so lucky in the interview yesterday! Those friends have no group experience, and they can't wait to express themselves as soon as the topic comes up, but this shows that you have no order. So, when I said the above, my friends were shocked. At this time, I distributed the paper and pen prepared in advance to everyone, and everyone silently listed the outline. Since you are organized and planned, you must tell your logic when expressing your views. The simplest thing you can say is, "I analyzed this problem from three angles: what to do, why to do it, and how to do it." Well, now your mind is at least clear, and it shows. In fact, there is no need to be afraid of being upstaged by the leader. According to my interview experience, I can really achieve amazing words, profound thoughts and unique angles. There are still very few people who dominate the thinking of the whole group, and most of them are just talking in general terms. Just saying something that everyone can think of, just talking and talking all the time, gives you the illusion that he is very powerful (of course, it may also be largely because the answer is too bad to meet a powerful person). If you are not competent enough and concentrate on me, you will only expose your shallowness in your speech, which will not pay off. So, when other friends are still repeating the same idea, I am there to guide the poster painter, because I just want to complete an excellent demonstration. Well, now your confidence is also shown.