“So， can you tell me about yourself?“
“那么，你能向我介紹一下自己嗎?”
It’s one of the most ubiquitous interview questions， and often one of the most difficult。 With such a wide breadth of possible answers， it can be overwhelming to know where to start。
這是最常見的面試問題之一，通常也是最難回答的問題之一。因為有著這么多可能的答案，那么知道如何開頭就有可能使你脫穎而出。
Hint： If your go-to response includes a run-down of where you grew up or what you studied in college， you’ve probably already lost your interviewer。
提示：如果你的答復(fù)包括你在哪里長大或者是畢業(yè)于哪所大學(xué)這類陳詞濫調(diào)，那么你就有可能面試失敗。
While the hiring manager does want to get to know you， at this point they are only focused on figuring out if you’re the right person for the job — and your most critical task is showing them that you are the one that they are hunting for。
雖然招聘經(jīng)理確實想要了解你，但是這時候他們只關(guān)注于了解你是否勝任該份工作，你的關(guān)鍵任務(wù)就是向他們展示你就是他們的人選。
To prevent killing your chances before the interview even warms up， this passage breaks down this question into a simple three-part response that will hook the interviewer without inundating them with unnecessary details。 Here’s the technique：
為了防止在面試升溫之前就抹殺你的機會，這篇文章將該問題分成了簡單的三部分答復(fù)，它將吸引面試官而沒有因不必要的細(xì)節(jié)把他們給弄糊涂。下面是技巧：
Part 1： Start with a condensed version of your career history。 Try and keep it as concise as possible。
第1部分：以濃縮版的職業(yè)史開頭。努力并使其盡量保持簡潔。
Part 2： Next， give a brief summary of a specific achievement to capture the interviewer’s interest。 It must be an accomplishment that can easily be explained and/or illustrated。
第2部分：接下來就是簡要概述某一特定成就從而來勾起面試官的興趣。必須是一個可輕易解釋和/或闡述的成就。
Part 3： Conclude with a few definitive sentences about what you hope to accomplish next in your career — but make sure it’s relevant to the position you’re interviewing for。
第3部分：以幾句確定性的句子總結(jié)關(guān)于你在職業(yè)中接下來想要完成的事情，但是要確保與你正在面試的職位相關(guān)。