How do you introduce my self in interview?

Answer 1

Introducing yourself is about your first chance to say something that will make you memorable to the interviewer. You've got about 20 seconds before you are either on the "good" or "bad" list so make every one of them count.

First off, have your cell phone turned off. A call in the middle of the interviewer's meeting with you can ruin your chances.

Do not be sit down as you wait for the interviewer. Nothing is worse for your image than having to struggle out of a chair. There is usually something to stand up and look at - art, a display of company literature, a window.

When the interviewer approaches you or has you brought into his room he will usually introduce himself first and make a movement to shake hands. This is your script:

• Look him in the face with a slight smile. (Practice in mirror. Ask friends for technique comments)
• Shake the offered hand (You should practice this common action with friends asking their impression of your technique. A poor handshake is a real turn-off.)
• Repeat his name (Hello Mr. Smith! A pleasure to meet you!) in a manner that says, first off,you are pleased to meet him and secondly, that you are repeating his name to lock it into your memory
• Then say this (substituting your own information) - "I'm Gregory Harper Smith, but my friends all call me Greg!". This sentence ensures he knows your name, but also lets him become a bit "closer" to you as it will inevitably lead to him using the name that is used by "your friends" putting him (in his mind) into that category.
• Then, do not sit down until invited to do so. You are guest on his turf and should not take any "I'm in control" actions.

Next actions:

• Small talk to break the ice
• Getting down to the intervirew

  First impressions are everything

Answer 2

Depending on your current status... If you're a student, start by telling the interviewer(s) your name and what school you attend. Be more specific and tell them what you're studying or planning to study. If you're not a student, a brief introduction is nice. Tell them your name and what you do. Special Agent for the Secret Service or a stay-at-home mom, it doesn't really matter.

Answer 3

the first thing you do is always say hello and don't fell unawkward. You always want a gud impression

Answer 4

Dont overthink the interview process. Just be yourself. Most experienced interviewers can tell if an applicant is being phoney - and 99% of the time, that's not a good thing.

Answer 5

Shake hands with a good firm grip and look them in the eye stating who you are.