Following is my self-introduce for tomorrow's interview, and some sentences come from MountainHiker's Motivation Letters. I hope this introduce will lasts 3 to 5 minutes. Welcome everybody to put forward the suggestion and the criticism.
Good morning Sir, I am glad to be here for this interview. First, let me thank you for finding time in the midst of pressing affairs. I am 25 years old and I am local. I am seeking an opportunity to work with *** as Sales.
My professional experience and my awareness of your unparalleled reputation have led me to want to work for your company. I have a bachelor degree with a major in Mechanical and Electrical field. Graduated from the *** university in 2002. Over the past three years, I have worked with *** Co.,Ltd as Sales who responsible for the market of Hunan mainly.
During this period, I have learnt much I learned the values of teamwork and commitment, how to win, how to work hard, how to concentrate and focus on goals, and how to balance my time and priorities. Additional experience in other fields such as graduation practice in factory and commercial negotiation also reinforces my value to your company.
I enjoy thinking, enjoy learning, enjoy working, able to bear work pressure.
In my free time, I often participate a lot of activities, such as table tennis?badminton, those can help me regulate my personal state. I am expecting to become your colleague on some day.
Because being offhand in advance, let’s leave it at that.
Thanks
Hi, Possible tips and help for creating a "self introduction":
- Spell out your name clearly.
- Tell them about your qualifications (if time permits) including institutions attended.
- State any awards/ recognition you have achieved for academic excellence.
- State reasons for choosing your discipline.
- In case of children stream of education CBSE, State Board etc.,
- Details of spouse if employed.
- Employment history and reasons for leaving each employment.
- Achievements during each term of employment.
- Reasons for leaving previous employment.
Additionally
- Do not talk ill of your family members, faculties, institutions, past employers.
- Always remember why you're there, try to focus on your 'love of the discipline' rather than career advancement or money.
- Do not sit on the edge of the chair while answering.
- Look into the eyes of the interviewer while answering.
- Thoroughly make enquiries of the organisation you are attending, it is a two way street.
- Do not ramble beyond what you have already said even if the interviewer has not verbalised his/her next question.
- If you have finished your presentation, stop there, don't make too much "small talk".
Ok. However, this is difficult as there are big differences in what constitutes good manners or an appropriate way of expressing yourself in different cultures, so bear this in mind and tailor your little speech for your audience.
Good morning Sir, (What will you say if it is a woman?)
I am glad to be here for this interview. First, let me thank you for finding time in the midst of pressing affairs.
I am 25 years old and I am local. (I live locally sounds better)
I am seeking an opportunity to work with *** as Sales. (..IN sales or As a Sales representative/whatever). My professional experience and my awareness of your unparalleled reputation have led me to want to work for your company.
I have a bachelor degree with a major in Mechanical and Electrical field.Graduated from the *** university in 2002. Over the past three years, I have worked with *** Co.,Ltd as Sales (again, in sales or as a sales man/person/rep?) who responsible (with responsibility mainly) for the market of Hunan. During this period, I have learnt much(.)
I learned the values of teamwork and commitment, how to win, how to work hard, how to concentrate and focus on goals, and how to balance my time and priorities. Additional experience in other fields such as graduation practice in factory and commercial negotiation also reinforces my value to your company.
I enjoy thinking, enjoy learning, enjoy working, (and I am ) able to bear work pressure.
In my free time, I often participate (in) activities such as table tennis (and) badminton.
I am expecting to become your colleague on some day. (More tactful to say 'I would love to become you colleague/join the company)
Because being offhand in advance, let’s leave it at that. This sentence makes no sense. 'Being offhand' means to be rude, inconsiderate, ill-mannered so I don't think that is what you mean! In advance of what? 'Let's leave it at that' is a command, it sounds rather abrupt and ill-mannered to me, again I don't think this is what you meant. How about 'I would love to join your company and you would not regret giving me this opportunity.' and just finish with a smile!
Thanks
I am glad to be here for this interview. First, let me thank you for finding time in the midst of pressing affairs.
I am 25 years old and I live locally.
I am seeking an opportunity to work with *** as a Sales representative.My professional experience and my awareness of your unparalleled reputation have led me to want to work for your company.
I have a bachelor degree with a major in Mechanical and Electrical field.Graduated from the *** university in 2002. Over the past three years, I have worked with *** Co.,Ltd as a Sales representative with responsibility mainly for the market of Hunan. During this period, I have learnt much. I learned the values of teamwork and commitment, how to win, how to work hard, how to concentrate and focus on goals, and how to balance my time and priorities. Additional experience in other fields such as graduation practice in factory and commercial negotiation also reinforces my value to your company.
I enjoy thinking, enjoy learning, enjoy working, and I am able to bear work pressure.
In my free time, I often participate in activities such as table tennis and badminton.
I would love to join your company and you would not regret giving me this opportunity.
Thanks
I am........, from .......... i completed my post graduation from ........university. i completed my graduation from....college. i have worked in .......organisation as ..........my strengths and weakness are...........................
I think that what you say in this situation depends on the country and culture that you live in.
In N. America, I would be brief, and I would state the three main reasons that they should offer the job to me instead of to any of the other candidates.
Clive
What sort of thing do you want to tell them?
Do you want to tell them what you are good at?
Do you want to tell them why they should give you the job?
Clive
Try to write some of the things you want to say, and we will help you with your English.
eg What would you say if they ask you, 'Why should we give you this job?'
Clive
i think u can & ought 2 say in which areas u r good at.
ya i they asked me a que why we should give u job?
then i will ans as,as everyone has their own potential
i believe in my hard word & my
me to seek this position