Here are some classic interview words for everyone.

Experience of successful interviewers:

I think my successful experience is:

1. Confident, calm, poised and smiling. Although the exam is very new, I didn't expect such a question before, but I'm not nervous. Take it easy. Actually, it's half done. )

2. Be polite. In addition to my usual courtesy, I would like to add a few points: after answering, cover the pen cover, put the test questions in the envelope, and put the chair back in place (this was seen on the forum, thanks to the brother).

3. the answer is very organized. Except the second question in the story, I answered all the other questions according to the routine of "1" ... 2...3. ...................................................................................................................................

4. The answer is dialectical. What do you think of the first small question of the third question (Beijing recruits 8000 college students to be village officials? ), we will use dialectical thinking to consider, first talk about principles, then talk about advantages, then talk about shortcomings, and finally sum up. I feel that when it comes to dialectics, those examiners are listening carefully. I also think this is one of the reasons why I am taller than others!

5. The answer is vivid, the speech is cadenced, and the gestures are in place (gestures can also eliminate nervousness). When you answer, you may feel a little worried about the country and the people (of course, I am such a person, hehe).

6. I combine my own situation and answers, and my personal experience is more convincing. When I mentioned that I took the self-taught exam (to demonstrate the dangers of fake diplomas), I found that I caught the attention of the examiner.

7. Make eye contact with the examiner. This issue has been discussed a lot in the forum. Before, I was so afraid of people that my eyes would turn around with laughter. But it turned out that it was not difficult to make eye contact during the interview. I found that the feedback after eye contact with five examiners (except the examiner and the one on the far side) was good, but there was no response after eye contact with the examiner (it is estimated that I was tired of communicating with other candidates). The most depressing thing is the one on the far left.

Of course, there are some accidental factors in my high score this time. For example, I ranked 1 1 (it was around 1 1 at noon, and it was estimated that the examiner was not very tired at that time), and then the previous answers were not very good.

I think self-confidence and not being nervous are the most important things. Others are skills. Self-confidence will bring you a good state, such as today's unexpected questions. If I hadn't been calmer, it wouldn't have happened! What's the use of knowing more skills but not being in the state at all?

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Go to the ladder network interview teaching plan section. Too many.