Student Union Interview Tips

In the university arena, in addition to classes, there is another department that everyone cares about, which is the student union. The editor cannot help you go to the interview, but I can give you some of our experience and practical information. I hope it can help you.

1. First of all, you must understand each department and see what they do and what their requirements are. Only by knowing yourself and the enemy can you be victorious in every battle. How to understand: You can learn about it through department lectures, and secondly, you can ask for the opinions of class assistants, or even contact seniors in your favorite department to learn more.

2. Don’t add too many departments and clubs. My previous work experience tells me that “the two are best, one for the college-level department, and one for your own college’s future contact opportunities and closer; one for the school’s clubs. , get to know some people from other colleges to help expand your network.”

Interview preparation

1. Fill out the application form

① Have a correct attitude. Many people fill out the application form with improper attitude and perfunctory manner. For example, when filling out the application form, you must write it truthfully, no fraud, and no blank spaces. For handwritten application forms, remember to use neat fonts.

②Write as much content as possible. Some contents are too little, and a large box is filled with one sentence, which gives the impression that it is perfunctory.

③About specialties. Try to write down some specialties related to the department, and then fill in any talents and computer skills to get extra points.

④Don’t be wordy. If there is a lot of content to fill in, try to fill in some important content and less nonsense.

2. Understand the basic work of this department in advance and have a general understanding of department work. Most of the interview content is generally related to department work.

3. Prepare the manuscript in advance. After understanding the basic work of the department, predict some common questions that the interviewer will ask, and prepare a self-introduction and answers to interview questions.

For example, during the interview, you will be asked questions such as "What do you know about the department? What will you do if your studies conflict with department work?" Memorizing it before the interview will help increase your confidence and prevent you from being incoherent during the interview. Self-introduction is very important and is part of almost all interviews.

4. Dress as decently and formally as possible, not too sloppy. This is also a matter of attitude. Wear formal attire as much as possible.

5. When standing, pay attention to your posture, and don’t give people a casual feeling. Confidence does not mean being arrogant, and details can reveal a person’s accomplishments.

Bonus points

1. Be respectful, polite, and unpretentious

From the moment you knock on the door, you are actually entering the interview. For environment, knock before entering; say hello to senior and senior sister generously when entering.

Politeness is the most basic quality of a person. During the interview process, just show your truest self, be sincere and not pretentious, and give a good first impression to the seniors you are interviewing.

2. During the interview, be confident, confident, confident, and say important things three times

3. Interview content: mainly routine content related to the department.

4. Speak logically

Don’t be confused when answering. The interviewer doesn't want to hear you talk a lot without getting to the key points. Just make a simple statement around the key points.

Speaking logically, competently and thoughtfully is what interviewers like to see.

5. Be as honest as possible when answering questions

You can make up some innocuous questions, but don’t make them too exaggerated. Interviewers are not stupid. They all come here like this. Is there any You can tell he's lying when you hear it.

6. Show your strengths and advantages

The so-called interview is to let the interviewer see that you are better than others. You can state your point of view through some simple examples, such as how you would handle a situation. These are where you can show your abilities. If you have a certain skill, please speak up boldly, such as photography, singing, dancing, PS, office software, etc.

7. Never be late

This is a matter of personal attitude, especially when working in the future. It is better to be prepared if you arrive 10 minutes early. If you cannot arrive on time for special reasons, you should send a message to your senior to explain your reasons and express your apology.

Keep your mentality

1. No matter what the interview situation is, it is basic courtesy to say thank you and goodbye to your seniors.

2. If you pass in the end, congratulations. If you can't pass, please adjust your mood. If you can't pass in one department, there are other departments. It doesn't mean that your ability is worse than others.

Notes

1. Politeness is the first priority. Once the first impression is ruined, it will be difficult to make up for it no matter how good your subsequent performance is. But at the same time, we must remain natural, neither humble nor arrogant, nor formal, nor artificial.

2. Dress neatly and appropriately, neither too grandly nor too casually. Choose vests and shorts carefully and avoid slippers.

3. No matter how long you wait outside for the interview or how tired you are, from the moment you enter the interview, you must ensure that you are full of energy and enthusiasm, and do not take the initiative to show your dissatisfaction in front of the interviewer.

4. Make enough eye contact with the interviewer.

You can be shy, but don't make the interviewer feel like you disrespect him.

5. The expression is concise and powerful. If you always respond with one or two words, it will be considered as not paying attention to the problem; and if the speech is too long, it will also be considered that the speech cannot grasp the key points, causing problems. Bored.

6. You should speak at a normal speed and intonation, and your language should be more life-like. Don't be formal and make it look like official language. Let the interviewer feel the intimacy of your speech instead of memorizing it. .

7. Be restrained in small movements and pay attention to details. Looking around, shaking your legs, shaking your body left and right, these small movements may affect your results.

8. Be generous and appropriate in your language and behavior. While you shine, restrain your sharpness. It is unwise to have an aura that is too weak or too strong or even overshadow the interviewer.

The interview will start tomorrow. How are the newbies preparing? Don't be nervous, everyone. It's just a simple interview. The brothers and sisters are all very kind.

Finally, I wish you all good luck with your interview tomorrow!