During the whole interview, you can express yourself, but don't indulge yourself. When you applied for a personnel assistant, the interviewer said, "I like creative work, and I'd better travel around the world, and I can go to romantic Turkey, Tokyo and Paris …" The interviewer can only give you a cool song. This is a job that needs to be meticulous and follow the rules, but you suddenly turn the subtitle into a proposition.

The most important thing in the interview is to get along with others, do what you like and prescribe the right medicine!

You should try to figure out the interviewer's intention and give a targeted answer.

Your career choice should not be hasty. At least, before choosing a career, you should have a clear understanding of whether this career has rich prospects, whether you can give full play to your own specialties, whether your personality is suitable for this career, and what your job content is.

If you know this job, you will know what kind of person this job is.

Doing technology requires a spirit of research; If you are in sales, you need communication skills. Doing finance requires meticulous patience. According to the nature of the job, you should give the qualities it needs you to have! If you apply for a business representative today and the interviewer asks you what kind of job you are looking for, you should say, "I like challenging jobs, I like communicating with people, and I like to know more people by traveling all over the country ..."

To answer this interview question, first of all, it is based on your understanding of the profession. Secondly, you should do your homework before the interview and understand the corporate culture of this company.

For example, this company worships wolf culture, whether you scoff at it or flock to it, we must have a stronger sense of presence. After all, our goal is to apply successfully, not to argue about right or wrong. "I like to do things I haven't done, and I like to do difficult things. The greater the pressure, the greater the motivation. I feel that I will work hard when I am young, and I will be finished ... "

It doesn't matter what you say first; What the interviewer wants to hear is very important. Know what the interviewer thinks, then your answer meets his expectations. Of course, don't shout a slogan answer, be natural and show your true feelings.

Peach Blossom Pond is deep in thousands of feet, so it's better for Brother Ming to find a job!

Ming Ge, an old major, 18 years in the workplace, and the author of "Ming Ge Chats about Job Hunting". I want to see humorous and sharp workplace views, pay attention to brother Ming's job search, and accompany you all the way to attack the workplace!