Can I still go to the interview by texting?

You are basically customer service recruiters and have no right to interview you directly. Don't worry, they are responsible for getting you there and preparing your own information (resume).

So it doesn't matter. You can still go.

By the way, I will give you some advice during the interview.

First, use the word "I" as little as possible.

In the self-introduction of the job interview, Swallow expressed this way: "My name is XXX, and I graduated from a school and a department. My specialty is-my hobby is-me-"a series of" I "! As she spoke, she found that the interviewer's face became more and more ugly.

Analysis: People generally hate to talk about the word "I". If you introduce yourself with "I" in three consecutive sentences, the interviewer will generally think that you are extremely selfish and self-centered.

Tips: The best way is to change the topic at the beginning of "I" to "Do you want to know about my personal hobbies or work-related issues?" What did you say?/Sorry? what do you think? etc

Second, leave the good things behind.

At the beginning of the interview, many interviewers couldn't wait to tell their "glorious history" one by one, which made Wan Li proud.

Analysis: This is not very wise, and it is easy to give the interviewer a feeling of boasting.

Tip: Keep the good things. Try to impress people with honesty and modesty, and make the interviewer sit up and take notice of you. Or change the topic to arouse the interviewer's interest and ask you on your own initiative.

Third, leave a note for yourself.

In order to prove his "value to this enterprise", as a student who just graduated from college, Swallow boasted: "I can make a profit of 5 million a year!"