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The 5 Pitfalls You Will Encounter In The Interview.

2008/1/11 15:44:00 41783

Look at people and listen to them.

Some smart examiners like to set a trap for applicants on the job interview, and judge their temperament, bosom, principles of human life and so on, and decide whether to admit or not.

Therefore, it is particularly important for an applicant to grasp the meaning of the examiner clearly and to skillfully answer the distance between the examiner and the examiner and win the final victory.

Trap 1: "when I was at school, I often failed in some subjects. I found that you didn't do well in your homework. Can you talk about the reason?"

Analysis: if you climb along the pole, you can answer this question: "that is too difficult, so..."

You can be very wrong, because the examiner asked this kind of question is not very close to you, to a large extent, he may be testing your attitude when facing problems: is it looking for the reason from oneself or shirking responsibility?

Countermeasures: the best way is to neither shirk responsibility nor blame oneself, but face the reality.

You can say, "yes, my grades are not very good, but I believe this will not be an obstacle to my job."

Trap two: "if you are a financial manager, if the general manager asks you to evade taxes for 1 million yuan in 1 years, what will you do?"

Analysis: in the face of such problems, if you scratched your ears and thought about tax evasion tactics, or immediately thought out a lot of plans, you would be trapped in them.

In fact, the examiner really did not assess your professional ability at this time, but your business judgement and business ethics, because in almost all international large enterprises, law-abiding is the basic requirement of employee behavior.

Countermeasures: you can answer this question: "I think your question can only be one. If I am sure that a large company like yours will not violate the law and discipline.

Of course, if you don't ask me to do that, I have only one option: quit.

Because no matter when, integrity is the first principle of my life.

Trap three: "what do you think is the most proudest thing in your past work?"

Analysis: ask a question, the examiner is not to show you your past brilliant achievements, but to investigate your thinking mode and psychological characteristics.

If you enumerate your past achievements, you can only give people an impression of being conceited or complacent.

Countermeasures: you can answer this question: with your help, I once led you...

"Such an answer not only shows the initiative, solidarity, and enterprising side, but also shows that he respects others' labor and is objective and fair.

Trap four: "when can you come to work?"

Analysis: Generally speaking, when hearing such problems, many people will be complacent to think that they have been hired. In fact, the other side may be examining your sense of responsibility.

Usually, when a person wants to leave, he must leave the work in hand until he has finished.

Because there are bound to be many customer relations, office supplies, financial reimbursement, colleague care, insurance procedures and other aspects of the business handover, and all of these will take time. If you are anxious to say that you can go to work immediately or at any time, you will be considered to be a lack of responsibility, which may make the examiner lose your chance because of his distrust of you.

Countermeasures: you can answer this: "I will do the job pfer as soon as possible, and report on time."

Or "my handover formalities have been completed. I can always wait for your arrangement."

Trap five: "I'm sorry, we can't hire you!"

Analysis: the interview process is often a process of fighting between the candidates and the examiners.

Some examiners may ask some extremely tricky or embarrassing questions to test applicants' psychological endurance.

Sometimes they even use a clearly unfriendly question, or use suspicious, sharp, straight eyes to peel the other party's polite appearance, so that their psychological defense line completely retreats.

If you get angry or lose confidence at this time, you are in a trap.

Strategy: in the face of the aggressiveness of the examiners, when you are at a loss, don't forget to face the challenge: smiling face the challenge.

Because a real wise man should always keep a smile of wisdom and modesty in all circumstances.