Tell them about yourself! I suggest you go into the interview with a few "talking points" about yourself, in other words things you want the interviewer to know about you. Then you try to hit those points in response to any questions you are asked, such as "tell us about yourself." Also be sure to have copies of your resume with you and offer them. In general, interviews go better when you spend them listening and don't talk. If the interviewer is just telling you about the job, you might have a good shot at it. This is the chance for you to run down a 30-60 second sales pitch for yourself. The employer doesn't want to know that you like gardening or have four dogs. Here's where you start usually with your education and highlight selling points about your skills, experience and goals. A sample presentation might go something like, "Well, I graduated from Columbia with a Degree in accounting, which I put to use in my first job with The Smith Company. After gaining a thorough understanding of business accounting there, I began to specialize in cost reduction with The Jones Company. During my time there, I was able to restructure the materials spending budget and reduce purchasing costs by 23% in one year. I find that my understanding of accounting principles and my determination to continually improve processes and myself has help me establish an excellent foundation for future growth with a progressive company." I know it sounds like BS, but with personal touches, it actually works.
started with the strengths you are most confidant.It should be related to the job you are appling for.Maintain the eye contact while speaking and be clear about what you say.Explain may be 2 to 3 strengths.
Exp.-I have ability to cope with the failures and try to learn from my mistakes.
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Be honest about yourself, but not too honest. Don't offer more information than necessary for the purpose of the interview. For example: if you're being interviewed for a job in a store or office it isn't necessary to speak of your affection for guinea pigs or appreciation of orchids, unless these topics might appear relevant to the job in question. Never give too much irrelevant information; it won't help you get the job.
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I would say this is on a job interview. Tell me about your self. I would like to know how much you know about this job you are applying for . Do you have any hobby's Do you have any awards for anything. you need to more less now sell your self ,come up with all the impressive things about yourself.
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Please briefly tell us about yourself
I am not interested in housekeeping work. However, if this is a question for a job interview, then only you can answer it - after all it is YOU not anyone else that is applying for the job.
To answer the interview question, what are you passionate about, be honest. Tell the interviewer about your true passion. If you can relate your passion to the work that you will be doing, it is even better.
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Nobody can answer that question but you.
just be ur self and tell the guy or lady what they want to hear
Please tell where you are starting from in your question.