Entering the university, students attend the interview of the student union for the first time. The interviewer's questions are also strange, and some of them can even be said to be difficult. Freshmen are also at a loss when they encounter this situation. Let's take a look at the common questions in the interview:

First of all, it must be self-introduction. You will be asked to introduce yourself one minute or two or three minutes in advance to highlight your advantages.

Then enter the question-and-answer session. Generally, you will ask why you can enter this department, that is, what advantages you have compared with others to enter this department. And the purpose of your entry into this department. It must not be said that it is for credits and quantification. It can be said that it is to exercise yourself, and it can also be said that it is to help others and enrich their spare time.

What would you do if you joined the student union instead of what you thought? What will you do if you join the student union and disagree with other department members at work? This kind of question is likely to be asked, and you will know it by searching online, so be prepared.

The above are the common questions of some students' interviews. When interviewing, we often ask, when our own affairs conflict with those of the department, which one will we choose and what to do. Just answer in the direction that is beneficial to the department. After all, the department wants to recruit someone who can do things often. Anyway, it is better to close the interview first and improvise.