Suning Appliance’s interview process for cashier recruitment

First of all, you must have cashier work experience, have used POS machines, be familiar with the POS system, and have the ability to identify counterfeit RMB. 1. Conduct careful research. First, collect information about the unit from various channels. Or browse their web pages, or read various related reports, and be aware of their corporate culture, business philosophy, financial status, etc., and know what hot topics the company has recently. Secondly, you must also try to understand the interviewer's name, position and role in the company. If you can skillfully address the examiner on the day of the interview and properly disclose your knowledge and opinions about the unit, you will definitely leave a deep impression on the interviewer.

2. Dress appropriately. You might as well understand their corporate culture first. It is very important to understand the corporate culture of this unit. Different units have different cultures. If you carefully observe a unit, you can find that the clothing of employees in the unit will always be relatively similar. It is like a "field" , restricting the dress of employees in the unit. If you don't know what to wear during the interview, go and observe what the employees in the unit are wearing. It would be better if there are seniors working there, so you can "learn lessons" from your seniors. No matter what, you should "dress like someone in the unit". This will give your interviewer a sense of identification with you and let him/her have a feeling for you from the first moment he or she sees you. : "This person looks like someone from our unit." In addition, instead of carrying a backpack to the interview, consider carrying a briefcase with a few more resumes, a pen and a notepad. This way, you will appear approachable without losing your professional demeanor.

3. Arrive on time. Leave early on the day of the interview. If you go early, you can also browse the notes you have taken before, take a deep breath, etc. Never be late or rush into the interview room. Otherwise, people's evaluation of you will be that you have poor planning.

4. Use your limbs. Give a firm handshake with non-sweaty palms; show appreciation for the other person's work environment; sit upright and maintain eye contact, and nod or say "hmm" to show approval when the interviewer speaks; always smile; do not interrupt the interviewer ; Facial expressions should be vivid and passionate when answering questions; At the end of the interview, you can ask the interviewer a few questions, such as: Can you introduce your daily work content? What plans does your company have after this interview?

5. Prepare answers. The following questions are often encountered in interviews. You may wish to prepare answers in advance: How do you introduce yourself? Why are you interested in this position? What are your career goals? What are your strengths and weaknesses? Why do you think you are qualified for this job? What do your former colleagues say about you? Why did you quit your last job?