+introducing yourself in an interview?

Question

"introduce yourself..." or "tell me about yorself".......how to answer these kinda question?......what are the best points to highlight ourself in front of the interviewers? TQ

Answer 1

You want to take the opportunity to share something unique or of interest, that sort of summarizes who you are. And if possible you want to tie it to the job.

Use the game show tricks. Like, when you watch TV those contestants only have a minute to talk about themselves.

1) Tell the interviewer where were born or raised
2a) Your education if you recenlty graduated or are currently studying something
2b) If you aren't in school or graduated a long time ago, then say something about your family (what do your parents do for a living or if you're married or have kids)
3) Add-on a hobby or something you like to do in you spare time. 4) Finish it up by saying, "I've really been looking forward to this interview because I'm excited about the job." (or something like that.)

Good luck!

Answer 2

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The following is what many professionals in the field say:

http://www.jobinterviewquestions.org/questions/selling-yourself.asp

"The "Tell me about yourself" question:

Here is an example about how to answer the first question most interviewers ask. “Tell me about yourself” It also allows the job seeker to share with the interviewer the most important thing they want to know – “Why should I hire you?”

1. Personal and Education:
This part is used to give the interviewer relevant information concerning you personally and about your educational background. This does not include personal information such as marital status, children, etc. This does include information such as: hometown or state and/or personal attribute(s). The education should be either the latest obtained and/or major field if relevant to job objective.

2. Early Career/Life Experiences:
This part is used to share with the interviewer past work and life experiences relevant to the job objective.

3. Recent Work History/Life Experiences:
This is the time for the job seeker to relate to the employer two accomplishments/results of the job seeker that indicate why he/she is the best candidate for the position sought.

4. Why you are here:
In this part, the job seeker speaks with enthusiasm that he/she is here for the specific position sought.

What to Do:

Arrive 10-15 minutes early.
Use time wisely to review employer research information.
Have pen and paper. Asking to borrow a pen indicates lack of preparation.
Be enthusiastic. Recruiters remember a positive attitude.
Listen carefully to the interviewer’s complete question before responding.
If needed, pause and take time before answering difficult questions.
Keep going even if you feel you made a mistake.
Carry extra resumes, references, etc. organized in a portfolio.
Unless asked, do not discuss salary and benefits."

Hope this helps. =)
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Answer 3

the 1st subject the interviewer learns approximately you, you prepare him or her with the aid of the type you introduce your self. Be very assured and self-advantageous while shifting into the room. furnish a handshake and be advantageous that it rather is enterprise and demonstrates self belief. An occasion of the thank you to start could be " hi, my call is George Jones i'm here for my interview." while the introductions are made be advantageous to recollect the call of the guy interviewing you. The interview will progression on extra ideal words in case you're able to respond using the call of the guy you're talking with. After the introductions are made there could be a seat provided to you. do no longer assume that there is a particular place for you, wait till the interviewer motions to the place he or she might prefer to have you ever sit down. as quickly as you're seated and introductions are over the interview is able to start. additionally, do no longer forget that everybody you meet on the enterprise is substantial and can have enter as to the alternative to hire you. that is no longer no longer likely for an interviewer or supervisor to ask the receptionist or counter individual for their impressions of you.

Answer 4

Try to sum up your school and work history, then go to what you are really good at, as in (organized, good speaking voice, computer skills etc.). Also mention your goals for the particular company.