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"Tell me about yourself." If you get an interview call, chances are you will hear this request from a prospective employer. As part of a job interview, introducing yourself seems easy to do. unfortunately, many job applicants fail to work just because they are not really ready when they introduce themselves. by asking you to introduce yourself, the person who was interviewing you actually wanted to know a brief profile about yourself so that they could get to know you personally and professionally. in order for you to be ready and successful for a job interview, read this article to learn how to prepare a few sentences that can explain you, practice, and introduce yourself well in order for you to successfully undergo an interview and be accepted to work.
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Part 1 of 3:
prepare some Sentences to Introduce Yourself
Prepare the documents you have submitted at the time of application. Read again your cover letter and your biosata to remember what you have to say in writing. mark the important things you want to say specifically or briefly when you need to introduce yourself.
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Review the job ads that you are applying for. make sure again what skills are required by the prospective employer then record these criteria as a compilation of sentences that can explain about you. This criterion can also remind people (people) who interview you why they choose your bio. thus, they will feel that you are the right person for this job.
Think about what points they want to hear about you. explain who you are honestly and be yourself, but there is nothing wrong if you want to highlight aspects of professional experience that may be of great interest to them. by figuring out what they want to hear, you can also determine if any information needs to be added or subtracted.
Ask yourself a few questions. in order to compose an introductory sentence and find out what you need to include, try asking yourself some of the following questions. Who are you? Why do you want to work in this company? what skills and professional experience do you have so you can qualify to work here? What do you want to accomplish in your career? Write down your answers and use them as a guide to prepare your introductory sentences4] As opening sentence, you can write "I just graduated from ____ with bachelor degree ____". If you've ever received an award, also paste it in the opening sentence. if you are an experienced professional, explain "I've worked as ____ for ___ years". Give also a little personal information such as "I am a musician who likes to play ____ and really love music"5] After composing the opening sentences, describe your skills. Say, "I am very proficient in ____ and ____". Continue by giving examples of what projects you have successfully completed to prove your skills in the areas you have just mentioned6] Finally, state your career plan and provide the transition in the conversation by explaining your plan for achieving that goal by working in this company. say, "My goal is to want ____ and I am very happy to discuss whether your company can offer me an opportunity to ____".
Find a way that attracts attention as the opening line .look for creative ways to start introducing yourself so that potential employers still remember you. Choose the things that suit you. if you like to read, start by saying that you identify with the famous literary character and explain the reason while mentioning your skills. or if you're very tech-savvy and want to highlight this as one of your skills, start by saying what's shown when you do an online search on Google and explain in more detail about yourself and your various skills.
describe your introductory sentence. To easily remember all the important points you want to convey, describe what you have written into a paragraph with 3-5 sentences. Write these sentences just as you would say when introducing yourself. start by conveying the basics about yourself in detail (who are you?) and then continue with your professional skills and experience. Finally, close by explaining your main goal in a career briefly. this last part is a very important part because this is the best opportunity to explain that you are the right person for this job without explicitly explaining.
re-read whether your introductory sentence is still an explanation that needs to be shortened and / or clarified. Review the opening paragraph to see if any information needs to be shortened or clarified. This introductory sentence should be short but complete. keep in mind that prospective employers just want to get a glimpse of you and not expect a ten minute presentation about who you are.
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