| During the interview, we will face all kinds of problems, and the most speechless ones are often some of the simplest and most common questions, such as "Please introduce yourself ". The response of most applicants is-how should I answer? In fact, to understand how to deal with this problem, we must first prepare you'll have a better chance of impressing the interviewer if you think about this question before the interview. The first thing to realize is that the question, "Tell me about yourself," provides you with a great chance to promote your strong points. this is particle ly important when applying for a job that is different from what you have done in the past. you need to show the interviewer that your previous jobs provide you with skills that can be used in the new job. What to talk about? You can choose three key points to introduce yourself, but avoid repeating the materials mentioned in your resume.
Around this skeleton shocould be the meat of your answer; your less obvious, but important skills. Here are some of the skills that you might want to mention. You can introduce yourself: Problem Solver Problem Solving expert Creative thinker full of creativity Accurate caution People person gets along well with others Team player Group High organizational capacity of organized This doesn't mean that you just say, "I'm a great problem solver. "Instead, explain how you used your problem-solving skills at your previous job. examples show problems better than self-boast. Do not take too long to introduce yourself, preferably one to three minutes. At first, you may feel that the time is too long, but when you really want to introduce yourself to three features, you will find that the time is not enough. What to say? What you actually say, in terms of the words you use, is something that you have to decide. you need to create an answer that sounds natural and, at the same time, interesting. no one is willing to listen to the answer. The way to determine whether your answer is natural is simply by writing a first draft of the answer and then read it out loud. when you do this, you'll probably spot things that you have to change. When you think about the answer, you need to think about how to say that the content should be interesting, not dull, and avoid talking about your own strengths. Here are some final things to think about when answering the question "tell me about yourself ." Mention major awards or accomplishments that relate to your career; Elaborate on important achievements or awards at work Promote your strengths, but do not mention any of your weaknesses; Sell your strengths, but do not mention your weaknesses. Try to be funny if you can, but don't force it; If you can, try to be humorous. Summarize your career and education, but don't recite a list; Give a general description of your work experience and education, but do not recite Don't start with your date of birth; Don't mention your date of birth Avoid information that is not career-related. The fact that you own a dog won't get you a job Avoid saying something unrelated to your career. For example, if you have a dog, you cannot win a job. Always answer this question Think about and answer this question frequently Try to sound natural Yes Relax and enjoy yourself! Relax and do your best. I wish you a successful interview! |
