Full confidence, increase the chance to win

Some interview procedures, the examiner will deliberately add some pressure interview to test your ability to work under pressure. If you flinch and don't show enough confidence, the interview will be in vain.

The so-called pressure interview generally means that at the beginning of the interview, the examiner turns the wind and gives the candidate an unexpected blow, so as to observe the candidate's reaction.

For example, the interviewer will suddenly send out some unfriendly or offensive questions. At this time, if you can resist the pressure, take your time and show your full grasp, depending on this kind of ambition, you will have more chances of success in the interview. Anyone who has experienced a stress interview may find it hard to forget that process. There is no pleasant conversation and friendly smile, but only the severe expression and bitter face of the recruiter. A woman once complained about a stress interview she went through

She applied to an advertising company for a copywriting position and successfully passed the screening interview. In the second round of interview, she met Ms. Yang, the personnel manager of the company.

When she stepped confidently into Ms. Yang's office, the atmosphere completely changed after the routine welcome.

Ms. Yang first went through her resume, then looked up at her coldly: "do you think this resume can persuade me to keep you?"

She confidently and politely replied: "to be sure, resume is just one of the tools to let you know me, so I'm sitting in front of you now. I believe that after the interview, you will have a more comprehensive and in-depth understanding of me and make a choice."

After listening to these words, Ms. Yang immediately showed a smiling expression. Her attitude toward her turned 180 degrees, indicating that she would drink water first and then chat slowly

The strength of your speech comes from your inner courage and self-confidence. Only by showing them in front of the examiner can you convince him of your ability and determination and trust him to give you the job.