What basic etiquette knowledge should be paid attention to in the interview?

① Sitting posture includes sitting posture and sitting posture.

Keep your manners decent, sit down gently and slowly, and don't make any noise. During the interview, don't twist your body at will, don't have extra movements in your hands, and don't shake your legs repeatedly. These are all manifestations of lack of education and arrogance. Some people unconsciously touch their hair, ears and even cover their mouths because they are nervous. Although you are unintentional, the interviewer may think that you are not intentional and doubt the truth of your words.

② Different genders have different etiquette requirements for interview sitting. When a man is seated, he should land on his feet, punch at least one punch between his knees and put his hands on his left and right knees respectively. If he wore a more formal suit in the interview, he should unbutton his coat.

(3) During the interview, women sit with their legs together and lean to one side, and their feet can be slightly different. If her leg leans to the left, put her right foot behind her left foot; If your leg leans to the right, put your left foot behind your right foot. In this way, the opponent's feet cross from the front, and the leg lines are more slender and quite elegant. If a woman is wearing a skirt, she should fold it before sitting down. After sitting down, her upper body should be straight, her head should be straight and her eyes should look straight at the interviewer. After sitting firmly, the body generally occupies 2/3 of the seat, palms of hands are down, naturally placed on the legs, feet are naturally put away, knees are close together, and a natural relaxed smile is maintained.

Interview dialogue, remote etiquette

When the interviewer enters the interview room, he habitually leans his chair forward as soon as he sits down. To have a pleasant conversation, we should not only pay attention to the content of the speech, but also keep a certain distance from the examiner so that the other party can hear clearly and understand. It is also polite to keep a proper distance from others.

It is polite to keep your distance. Speaking too far away from the other person will make the other person mistakenly think that you don't want to be friendly with him.

② It is more effective to talk at a distance.

Get up politely and leave politely.

After the interview, get up politely. The most important thing to stand up is to be steady, quiet and natural. Don't make any noise. Seating usually takes place from the left, and getting out from the left when standing up. Generally speaking, when we sit in a chair, there is a special seating rule. When we enter the room, we can sit on the left and stand on the left of the chair. No matter whether we sit or get up, we shouldn't make any noise.