(1) Career Choice Set your own target career range, so that you can concentrate and give the interviewer a targeted message. You are fully prepared for the MBA.
(2) Self-assessment is to organically combine one's own personality characteristics with past experiences, and it must be true and distinctive.
(3) Material selection Choose those skills and experiences related to the target occupation.
(4) Write a resume with the most appropriate resume form, the most appropriate style and the most appropriate vocabulary.
1. Principles for preparing resumes
After previous practice, you should have prepared enough materials for your resume. But it is obviously unrealistic to put them all on your resume. Deciding which to keep and which to omit should be based on the following principles.
(1) Preserving unique experiences is the highest principle, and all the following principles must obey this principle.
(2) The personal experience selected by the principle of proximate cause should have occurred in recent years. As an MBA candidate, don't think about high school stories.
(3) The personal experience selected by relevant principles should be related to the job application as much as possible. If the experience is unique, you can violate this principle.
(4) The principle of "blank space" You only need to outline the work and internship experience mentioned in your resume, and "carry" the most shining part to the interviewer without going into details. In fact, you have left enough room for the interviewer to ask questions. In the limited interview time, he will spend most of his time on your rich experience, which can be prepared in advance.
After you finish the above steps, be sure to find as many people as possible to read your resume. No matter what their background, they will help you. When listening to their opinions, you should pay attention to the following information:
Information that they can't understand and need further explanation from you.
You deliberately highlight information that they didn't notice.
2. "Two-minute eloquence"
Some college interviewers may not read your resume, but they will let you introduce yourself. What you need to master now is "two minutes eloquence".
You can fully mobilize the above contents and express the following information in a confident and pleasant voice in 400-600 words in 2-3 minutes:
brief introduction
Your major achievements
Express your main personality traits, personal charm and strength from these achievements.
The importance of your personal characteristics and achievements to your future career.
You should be careful not to memorize word for word, and your answer should be natural and fluent. So you should be very familiar with the content and record it during the interview training until it sounds real and natural. When you speak, you should try to use positive words. While talking about your knowledge and experience, express your enthusiasm and self-confidence, and show your spirit of daring to explore areas you don't understand.