I think this position in your company is in line with my major; I think your company is a promising company; I am also interested in your company's XX development direction or XX business, or I have such knowledge and practical foundation; My residence has convenient transportation to your company. Anyway, it is to seek common ground while reserving differences with the employer ~ ~

Own advantages:

1. I graduated from XX school, majoring in XX. I have systematically studied relevant knowledge in the school and have certain social experience and work experience. Then tell me what you have studied and done in your major before.

2. My foreign language is XX, which is of practical significance to the work in this field, and I know or master the foreign language of computer major, so I can be competent for all kinds of work.

3. I am familiar with the industry (that is, the company's industry, including the computer industry ~) or the local market, and I am well informed.

In the near future:

On the basis of doing a good job, absorb professional knowledge and strive to improve the efficiency of the computer room; I also plan to take the XX certificate in the near future, and take more jobs at the same time.

How long does it take to get familiar with the post?

As a bystander, I really can't say that. The landlord can judge according to his own level and the skills needed for this position.

Long-term goals:

It's hard to say. My suggestion is: after I am familiar with the workflow and fully qualified for this position, I will further study the computer room management technology of large enterprises within my own scope, optimize the system and improve the efficiency of the computer room. If the other party asks you to give a longer-term goal, you can say that my goal is to become a competent person for XX position. I think this position in your company just provides me with the stage and foundation I need to realize this dream. I believe my future performance will not let you down.

Hobbies:

Computer software and hardware, this is closely related to your position, you should speak more openly.

Others, such as reading (representing your enthusiasm for learning) and sports.

Interview technicians don't need too much eloquence, and they don't want you to show eloquence. Answer whatever he asks. When explaining your own things or conditions, you should be practical and not too vague (for example, boasting "I am diligent and hardworking" and then you can't come up with convincing examples at all ~ ~).

Finally, good luck ~ ~