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Self Introduction Tips for Interviews

The document provides tips for interview candidates to make a good impression during a group interview, such as introducing yourself to others, sharing your opinion after speaking, framing your ideas in the first 10 minutes, praising others' good ideas, including quieter people, working with others rather than competing, smiling, saying goodbye and following up with a thank you letter, and adding to others' points if they make your point first to demonstrate active listening and thinking on your feet.

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Self Introduction Tips for Interviews

The document provides tips for interview candidates to make a good impression during a group interview, such as introducing yourself to others, sharing your opinion after speaking, framing your ideas in the first 10 minutes, praising others' good ideas, including quieter people, working with others rather than competing, smiling, saying goodbye and following up with a thank you letter, and adding to others' points if they make your point first to demonstrate active listening and thinking on your feet.

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[Link] you begin the interview introduce yourself politely to the other candidates.

Ask the one next to you " what's your opinion?" after you finish your talk
2. Come out with a frame during the first 10 minutes
3. 13Praise others for their good ideas - it is a good way to seem friendly and a little
authoritative at the same time.
4. Include quiter people.
5. Don't be leaders. not to compete but to work with others
6. Smile.
7. Be sure to say goodbye to the interviewers before you leave and send a follow-up
Thank-You letter.
8. With many candidates all trying to contribute, someone may make your point first. If
this happens, think of a statement that adds to this point. This demonstrates that you listen
actively and think on your feet

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