HR Interview: Sitting Posture And Etiquette Are Exquisite.

1, sitting posture includes sitting posture and sitting posture.

If the interviewer asks you to sit down, you don't have to deliberately say, "sit first."

You must be generous and decent.

When seated, be light and slow, do not make any noise.

In the interview process, the body should not twist freely, hands should not have unnecessary movements, and legs can not be repeated jitter, these are the lack of education and arrogance.

Some people nervously use their hands to touch their hair, ears, or even their mouths. Though you are careless, the interviewer may think that you have no intention of talking, and doubt the truth of your words.

2, different gender, for the occasion of the interview etiquette requirements are also different.

When a man is seated, he should have a double foot and at least one punch between his knees. He can put his hands on his left and right knees. If he is wearing a more formal suit, he should unbutton his shirt.

3, when a woman is seated at the interview, her legs should be closed and put on one side, and her feet can be slightly different from each other. If both legs lean to the left side, then the right foot will be placed behind the left foot. If the two legs slanted to the right side, then the left foot will be placed after the right foot.

In this way, the opposite side of the opposite side is a little bit longer, and the legs are more slender and graceful.

If a woman is wearing a skirt, she should close her skirt before sitting and sit down. After sitting down, her upper body is straight and her head is straight, and her eyes are on the interviewer.

After sitting down, the body usually takes up 2/3 of the seat. The hands and hands are down, and naturally put on the legs. The feet are naturally placed, and the two knees are closed together, with a smile on their faces and natural relaxation.

The job interview enters the interview room and sits down and uses the chair forward.

As the interviewer was very kind, the interviewer slowly relaxed and began to talk about his yearning for the job. When it came to excitement, he couldn't help but get closer.

The interviewer seemed to be embarrassed at the excited interviewer and spittle interviewer, and the interviewee was already rude.

The purpose of conversation is to communicate ideas with others. In order to have a pleasant conversation, we should not only pay attention to the content of the speech, but also keep a distance from the examiner, so that the other side can hear clearly and clearly.

Some Western European countries have studied from hygiene point of view. When people speak, they can produce about 170 droplets, which can float 1 meters away, the farthest reaches 1.2 meters. When they cough, they can discharge about 460 droplets, and the farthest can spray 9 meters away, let alone sneeze.

That is to say, it is polite for others to keep distance conversation.

1. keeping distance is ritual.

From etiquette, speaking too far away from each other will make the other person mistaken for your friendship and closeness, which is obviously impolite.

But if you are too close to talk, it will be most embarrassing to accidentally splash your lips on other people's faces.

Therefore, from the point of etiquette, the distance between the one or two examiners and the examiners is the most suitable.

In doing so, it will not only make the other person feel friendly, but also maintain a certain "social distance", which is the most comfortable in people's subjective feelings.

2. keep distance. Conversation is more effective.

In job interview, as a whole image, people communicate with each other, not only by language, but also by body language, such as hand movements, facial expressions and so on.

Aesthetic principles tell us that distance can produce beauty.

It shows that distance can still play a role in conversation.

The best position and the best distance should be chosen in the interview.

During the interview, it is necessary to keep a distance from both health and civil politeness, which is beneficial to everyone's health and is beneficial to both sides.

If you suddenly want to sneeze and clear your throat when you are talking, turn around and do something. It's best to take out your handkerchief or napkin and cover it. After that, apologize.

After speaking, you should be polite.

The most important thing to stand up is to be steady, quiet and natural, and never to make any noise.

Seats usually enter the seats on the left and exit from the left when standing up.

Generally, when we sit in a chair, there is a special rule on the seat that we can sit in the room on the left and stand on the left side of the chair when standing.