How to deal with questions from multiple examiners in the interview

When several examiners ask questions at the same time, some interviewers will randomly choose some of the questions to answer, which naturally can not satisfy all examiners. In this case, answer one by one and be polite. Generally speaking, the answer to the question of which leader is the first and which leader is the second should be decided according to the level. Generally, it can be seen from the seats, and the examiner is in the middle. Otherwise, some leaders will feel disrespected. The main purpose of answering questions is to communicate with the examiners who ask questions. However, due consideration should also be given to other leaders to make them feel that you are communicating with all examiners.

In real life, many candidates face several examiners and don't understand the difference between the main examiners and the auxiliary examiners. When answering the examiners' questions, they often don't know what should be detailed and what should be omitted. The correct way is to answer the main examiners' questions in detail, while the auxiliary Examiners' questions should be answered simply and orderly.