I'm going to the university self-discipline department for an interview tomorrow ... if they ask me questions, what should I answer?

Smile as much as possible-smiling is a bridge of communication, expressing your kindness and respect and showing your confidence. Pay attention to posture and manners at the same time.

2. Try to reduce psychological tension. Don't attach too many body movements if you don't have to-it looks flustered.

Don't pretend you don't understand-that's what interviewers hate most!

You can avoid your weakness skillfully, don't talk nonsense, and don't talk about the shortcomings related to the position you are applying for.

5. Pay attention during the interview-some interviewers speak in a low voice or the scene environment is not good, and they will listen wrong or miss if they are not careful.

6. Give a strong basis and reason for the company to choose you, such as your advantages compared with others.

7. Be loyal, don't let people think you are playing with tickets, and don't let people suspect that you want to use it as a springboard.

8. It is best to collect more information about the company before the interview and have a general understanding of the company.

9. Do a good job of sorting out personal data, know your strengths and weaknesses, and make full preparations.

10. Don't be late.