The interview self-introduction is to examine the interviewee’s preliminary self-awareness and value orientation. This is because the interviewee needs to describe the reasons for the key career transition points, especially the reasons for the career change. So, how do you introduce yourself during a designer interview? Below is a collection of tips for self-introduction for designers in interviews that I have compiled for you. I hope it can help you!

1. Self-introduction

Some people say that self-introduction is not simple. Isn’t it just a simple introduction of your name, position, experience...? Yes, that’s how most people introduce it. So, after you make the introduction, will people still remember you if they look back 2 minutes later? Maybe people who are 50 or higher will not be able to remember you, why? Because your self-introduction is not attractive! What kind of introduction is attractive? This is what I want to say. Introducing yourself is not just about saying my last name. That is an extremely failed opening.

Generally speaking, when introducing yourself, you must associate your name with celebrities, famous things, famous things, famous quotes, famous sentences, etc., that is, to enhance the value of your name to that of cultural relevance. Hook, then your introduction will be attractive! Therefore, friends, you must usually sum up two or three sets of self-introduction templates that suit you, and practice them frequently so that you can blurt them out easily.

2. Industry experience

Whether a person is capable or not, and whether he does well or not, depends not just on his words, but on his actual experience! This is "actual combat is the last word"! And your "industry experience" is your "hard truth"! If you want to impress, or admire, your experience in the industry is particularly important. When you express your industry experience in concise and powerful sentences, others will look at you differently. On weekdays, when we hear someone say that so-and-so is the general manager of a famous brand company, do you pay special attention to him?

3. Personal Specialties

The fineness and roughness of your professional ability determines how deep or shallow you are in the hearts of customers. On the other hand, the customer's requirements for design are the extreme requirements for your personal expertise. If your professional ability has reached a certain level, then the artistry and high level of your performance will definitely leave a very deep impression on your customers. Even if you have not reached such a high level of depth, your words and deeds must show your superb skills and impress the customers through subtle transfer. Then, the customers will feel free to leave the house to you to design.

4. Successful Cases (Celebrity Testimonials)

If there are no successful cases, or celebrity testimonials, it is useless to say that you are great. Therefore, designer friends must be prepared to show their more successful or well-known cases to clients. If there are really no celebrity witnesses or well-known cases, then choose a few solutions that you or everyone agrees with. For clients who are relatively less professional, when they see your work, they can have a *** Ming, then your case is successful. However, many designer friends don’t even have their own case portfolios, not to mention successful cases and celebrity testimonials. This is a fatal mistake for designers. Therefore, there must be cases, and it is best to make them into exquisite booklets. Even sometimes, when a client arrives, directly showing the case book to the client may leave a very deep impression on the client.

5. Professional insights

Two or three simple but profound sentences may be able to impress customers. This is the charm of professional sentiment, which must not be underestimated. It is a summary of the experience of designer friends who have been engaged in design for many years. For experienced customers, their understanding of life must be extremely profound. If your understanding can touch the customer's heart, then the customer will basically hand over the order to you, and even become your close friend. Therefore, for designers who have certain insights, talking about their professional insights with clients may have unexpected effects.

The above five points are what designers must master. It does not mean that they only need to master the above five points, but that the above five points are commonly used methods when recommending themselves to customers. Of course, , and must be continuously improved in combination with other aspects before you can recommend yourself. Having been engaged in design work for more than ten years, I just summarized a few experiences based on my own personal experience. I hope these experiences will be helpful to my fellow designers.