Although he is not a battle-hardened, he can also be called a battlefield veteran. Now, although he has become an seo supervisor, he used to be an ordinary seoer. This journey is full of hardships and setbacks. In order to avoid detours, I will share my long-term accumulated and summarized seo interview skills with friends in need and find a promising company to show my talents! 1, Resume Filling When I first applied for a job, I was very annoyed with filling in my resume. Because, every time you go to the company for an interview, you fill in your resume first, then wait for the phone call, and eventually sink into the sea ... but after you become an seo supervisor, you are too busy to call one by one to ask about the situation, so your resume is the key to your assessment. Big companies are very strict in reviewing the contents of resumes. Once you find false information on your resume or inconsistent working hours, you will be directly approved. Resume filling should be concise, clear, true and rigorous. Many people don't like to write the real reasons for their previous resignation, which will be suspected by the interviewer. Honestly, it's no big deal. Formal reporting can only get you an interview, but valuable work experience and excellent cases can make you popular. 2. Know Yourself and Know Yourself "Knowing Yourself and Knowing Yourself is invincible" is also useful for the interview. You need to know what company you are interviewing for (internet company or enterprise), whether you need seo supervisor or specialist, the size of the company and the current situation of the company's website. It is best to write constructive suggestions and seo plans. Targeted selection of companies and positions is not only responsible for yourself, but also improves the chances of success. Bian Xiao has interviewed several people, even dare to come to the interview for what seo does. It's strange that he can succeed. 3. Be confident when communicating with each other, and make eye contact with each other from time to time. Pay attention to the other person's words, expressions and demeanor, so as to adjust your own wording and topic direction.