The countdown to the written test in public institutions, how to surpass others in the interview?

First of all, don't repeat what you said

Some candidates often say "I didn't say the last sentence" because they are too nervous in the examination room. At this time, the examinee will subconsciously repeat what I just said, which will make the examiner bored and affect his mood.

Candidates should pay attention to expressing their ideas as fluently as possible and try not to repeat what they have said. If they are really short-circuited, they can modify something they said before using it to maintain the continuity of the language.

Second, don't use too subjective words.

During the interview, candidates should try to reduce the frequency of using the word "I". In order to express themselves, candidates often say "my grades are excellent" and "I am very suitable for this job" and so on. Such a statement will make candidates self-centered and easily leave a bad impression on the examiner.

Third, pay attention to skills.

1. When the examiner asks questions, candidates should concentrate, grasp the main points of the examiner's questions, and organize their own language reasonably. The examiner must never interrupt the examiner until he has finished speaking, and then say it calmly.

2. Keep in touch with the examiner. When speaking, be sure to closely observe the examiner's reaction; The examiner didn't hear you clearly, so he should repeat it in time; If the examiner expresses confusion, he shall explain or supplement it; If the examiner shows impatience, please end the topic immediately instead of waiting to be interrupted.

Don't be opinionated, but allow the examiner to raise objections, listen humbly and ask for advice sincerely.