1. Keep your emotions stable, be calm and rational. Sometimes during an interview, the examiner will ask a question that the candidate did not expect, in order to test the candidate's adaptability and ability to deal with things. At this time, you need to keep your emotions stable and not lose your composure.

2. Leave enough room for advancement and retreat, and be flexible and responsive. During the interview, for questions that need to be explained from several aspects or are "trap" questions, candidates should pay attention to using flexible language expression skills and not make a final decision at the beginning. Otherwise, it is easy to put yourself in an awkward situation or fall into a "trap".