Step one, the interviewer will welcome you. They will simply greet you at the beginning of the interview and have a brief chat with you to ease your nervousness. For example, they will say "Welcome to this interview" and "How was your trip?" . Then, they will introduce the basic steps of the interview and some basic information about the position and company.

Step two, the interviewer will ask you questions. The interviewer usually begins the interview with an open-ended question. For example, they will ask "Can you briefly introduce your current job" and "Can you describe your current job responsibilities" and so on. The purpose of asking these questions is to know whether you are good at using your knowledge, skills and abilities in your work. Next, the interviewer will ask you a series of standard structural questions-every job seeker will be asked.

If the interviewer wants to know more about your resume, such as the special career path or the gap in work experience, they will continue to ask you. These problems are different from the standard structural problems. They are very personalized questions, which are different for every job seeker.

These two problems usually follow a certain logical structure and order. However, at the end of the interview, the interviewer may find that the questions asked before are not deep enough, or want to ask further questions to get more information, so he may ask the questions asked before again. Don't be surprised at this time.

Step three, the interviewer will give you a chance to ask questions. Once the interviewer gets all the information they want, they will give you the right to ask questions satisfactorily.

Step four, the interviewer ends the interview. They usually tell you what will happen next, for example, whether there are any further interview stages (re-examination, testing or evaluation, etc.). ), when can I know the interview results, and whether I will know the interview results by phone or email. If the company will reimburse your travel expenses for the interview, then the interviewer will tell you what to do next. Finally, the interviewer will thank you for attending this interview and wish you all the best.