(1) The examiner will ask about your highest education, such as your major, professional title, etc.

(2) The examiner will ask you about your work experience, such as where you have worked, what work you have done, and sometimes your work process;

(3) Some interviews are conducted by senior executives, and generally there are fewer questions about majors;

(4) If it is a financial supervisor interview, be careful. He will ask a lot of professional knowledge, what kind of finance his company needs and what problems to solve. He will ask you directly if you have any methods;

(5) When answering some in-depth questions, employees must pretend to understand, and if they don't understand, they should humbly ask or frankly say that they don't understand, so as to leave an honest good impression on the employer.