A guide for college graduates to introduce themselves to the job market?

The arrival of the university graduation season also means that senior students will embark on the road of job hunting. In job interviews, most interviewers will ask them to introduce themselves. By introducing yourself, the interviewer will know your general situation, language expression ability and adaptability. This brief self-introduction can not be ignored, it determines the interviewer's first impression of you, and may become a stepping stone to impress the interviewer.

First of all, you can use the template of self-introduction to connect your experiences in a short time. The most common template is: "My name is XX, I graduated from XX, and I won the XX Award at school. I have held the position of XX, and I have had three internships, namely. " This is a bit dull. The interviewer can get this information by looking at your resume, which is already available. You can tell me the reason why you applied for this position: I applied for the position of X in your company because I am optimistic about the job prospects in the industry/my personal interests/I am very suitable for exerting my abilities. I understand that this position requires × ability (professional knowledge and skills) and × people (personality characteristics and value). Then explain why I am suitable for this position: my past experience has reserved X ability (repeat the specific ability name), and I am also X person (repeat the specific personality characteristics and values). I think X's experience is very helpful for me to apply for this position. Besides work, I usually like X, which is also helpful for me to apply for this position.

Second, we should objectively and comprehensively clarify our own advantages and disadvantages. Personal advantage is a magic weapon for job hunting and employment. We should make clear our own bright spots and form a distinct self-orientation. In terms of knowledge, after more than ten years of hard study, your major largely determines your career direction. What kind of social experience do you have in terms of experience? For newly graduated college students, it is mainly to show the positions you held and the awards you won during your school years.

Third, pay attention to the time. Overtime should not be too long or too short. Don't look around when introducing yourself, it will give people the feeling of being casual and not paying attention. It's best to keep your eyes on the interviewer, try to increase some hand movements, keep proper manners, introduce yourself and say thank you.

The above is the suggestion to the subject. I wish you an early employment and a smooth entry into the workplace.