How to be less nervous during the interview

Haha, it's still those words: "Know yourself and know your opponent, win all battles", "Strategically despise, tactically value". Be well prepared, including dress, resume, know the company you are interviewing with in advance, and try not to lose points where you shouldn't "lose points".

I think it is your eyes that should always be in line with the interviewer, and give him some positive responses from time to time, so that he will notice you, and when talking to you, his tone will become softer because of your gaze, and in turn, it may be that he is "uncomfortable", not that you are "uncomfortable", which is also a strategy, so that you can not be afraid of the interviewer and become confident.

During the interview process, nervousness or not nervousness will have a great impact on your performance, so try to maintain a non-nervous attitude and respond to the questions raised by the interviewer with a calm mood.

1. First of all, before going to the interview, you should understand the basic situation of the target company from all aspects, including the establishment time, the main business, what the position you will interview do, what kind of ability you need to have, etc. Take a look at the questions that will be asked in the interview in advance, and then answer each question carefully. At the same time, you should also prepare strategies for dealing with problems that you really don't understand, so that you need them in case you need them.

2. Before entering the interview venue, take a few deep breaths and tell yourself to calm down and not be nervous.

3. Keep a calm mind about the interview, and don't feel like you're suffering from gains and losses. The interview is just a small hurdle in life, if you get stuck this time, then sum up the experience and try to get through it next time. Think of the interview as an opportunity to show your abilities, and as long as you show your strengths to the interviewer, even if you don't get accepted, you have nothing to regret.

4. Don't look down on people like you, they are just like you, they are ordinary people, but they entered the company a while earlier than you, and they are likely to be colleagues immediately. It is okay to have respect for them, but you don't need to be submissive, and it is easier to be less nervous when you face them as equals.

Whether or not you are nervous during an interview depends on how well prepared you are.

If you are well prepared before the interview, you will not be too nervous because you know everything. On the contrary, it is the person who has done a little preparation before the interview, but those who are not well prepared are the most likely to be nervous.

So if you don't want to be nervous during the interview, then be confident before the interview.

1. Understand the background of the company.

What kind of company it is, how big it is, what industry it mainly does, knowing this information helps us understand the context of the company we're about to enter.

2. Understand the position you are interviewing for.

What is the main job of this position, what kind of talent is important to you, and knowing these will allow you to prepare your profile and talk about topics that the interviewer will be interested in.

3. Understand the corporate culture.

What kind of corporate culture the company is, maybe you can't see it from the **, but I believe you will have a prior contact with HR, you can consider doing some understanding directly through him, and you can also feel this culture directly from HR.

4. Get to know your immediate supervisor.

Your direct supervisor will definitely be in the interviewer, and if you can understand your boss's personality through HR before the interview, it will help to improve the accuracy of the interview.

I'll tell you one of the most effective ways to do it! Make sure you don't get nervous, that's how I came, the first few interviews after I graduated were super nervous, sometimes my face was red and even incoherent, but recently I have improved a lot, and I am numb, the reason is that I have recently participated in some job fairs, large and small ones have gone, and after I go, you will find that everyone is about the same, and every time you go to a company's booth, you will get a brief interview exercise opportunity, and the job fair is big, and the situation of your unintentional interview fear will be greatly improved, I also participated in the job fair for three or four days in a row, in a formal interview after which I was not nervous at all, and expressed fluently, the examiner actually said that I had good language skills, until then I understood that it was the benefits of the job fair a few days ago, this time I did not receive a retest, but I was not discouraged, and then because of the pressure of looking for a job, I was anxious to automatically call ** to find out if there was a shortage of a certain position in the unit, almost 3 interviews a day, and at that time due to the pressure and the urge to find a job, I simply forgot what the interview tension was, Say what you need to say, and when you have more interviews, you will understand that most of the questions asked in the interview are similar, there is nothing to be nervous about, others will not eat you, and you don't have to do this job, so it is very important to exercise more, I wish you success!! Don't worry about being fine, this is a necessary step for all people, and there will always be a nervous to comfortable

It's good to have a few more interviews, and don't be too heavy about gains and losses, and do a few more rehearsals before the interview to deal with emergencies!