Interview Skills of Community Workers (2)

Facing it squarely means friendship, equality, politeness, etc. There must be no unnecessary actions such as scratching your ears and scratching your cheeks in your manners. There is no need to bow or praise the judges frequently in etiquette, and always maintain a natural and generous manner.

Behavior, behavior, action and process

(1) If the door is closed and the staff doesn't open it, the candidates should knock. It is good to knock naturally and clearly, and it is not appropriate to knock too loudly or too small. Looking for an examiner? Would you please come in? After permission, candidates enter the examination room;

(2) After the examinee enters the examination room, he stands on the side of the examinee's seat and chair, smiles and says hello to the examiner, showing a polite and generous image temperament. Candidates can also bow to show their respect for the examiner, but the bow action is not necessary and is decided by the candidates themselves;

(3) Did the examinee get the examiner? Would you please sit down? Don't sit alone without permission (gesture or language);

(4) The examiner motioned? Would you please sit down? After thanking, the examinee moved the stool and sat down; Candidates should be sincere when thanking, and avoid making harsh sounds when adjusting their seats;

(5) Did the examinee hear the opening remarks of the interview lead read by the examiner? Congratulations on entering the interview? Politely thank and listen carefully to the requirements of the interview introduction about the number of interview questions and the answer time;

(6) Candidates should think before answering questions. Most examination rooms are equipped with paper and pens for candidates to outline; Candidates had better put down their pens and sit up straight before speaking.

(7) Candidates should make eye contact with the examiner in the process of answering questions, and don't always look down at the manuscript paper or look up at the ceiling; Candidates should clearly explain after answering? Finished answering? .

(8) Prompts from examiners or staff? The interview is over, please leave? After that, the examinee stood up without hesitation, gently put his seat back in place, thanked the examiner and bowed away. However, the bowing action is not necessary, and it is up to the candidates themselves. When leaving the examination room, you are not allowed to take the examination questions, papers and recording pens out of the examination room.

In short, the etiquette requirement for participating in civil servant interviews is that candidates should be standardized but not rigid. Rigid etiquette not only can't give people a good feeling, but even seems artificial and annoying. Good habits in daily life are the basis of good manners, and interview etiquette needs to be improved on this basis. After all, it is accepted by others in public, and etiquette needs to be standardized. Including the etiquette of admission, the etiquette of answering questions and the etiquette of leaving, all of which need to be considered and rehearsed before the interview. When practicing etiquette, it is suggested that every movement of candidates should be from the inside out, and at the same time be natural, generous and standardized according to their own situation.

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