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a brief introduction for interview use
bellow Below is a brief introduction for interview use, so it is supposed to be spoken aloud,. just Please don't treat it as an essay. Thanks for the corrections or comments! Supplements are welcomed as well.
My name is blah, and I am a second-year student obtaining LLM from blah, major in blah.
1. I have great willingness and ability am willing and capable of learning. I learn quickly, and smartly,. especially When it comes to learn learning from practice, I believe I can absorb much more nutrition skills from practice than book.
2. A clear thought can also be found on me when I am working. While at work, I am focused. Once the goal is blocked, I adjust, continuously. When face with an obstacle, I can adapt quickly, I am self-motivated, I tend to and finish my job by making the most use of handy resources on hand, but with the fewest questions.
3. I’d like to take challenges, the feeling of success in something big makes me satisfied. In the mean time, I am a steady, diligent team worker. I can work efficiently and effectively under to meet deadlines and handle the work pressure well.
Note: A large part of the change is simply tidying up grammar and phrases, to give a more complete and professional feeling. Also, keep in mind: Commas separate lists or clauses. If you have too many clauses in a sentence, you will wind up with a run-on and come off sounding disjointed.
Note: Bullet 2, the first two sentences are overemphasized. Sometimes you can make your point more effectively, using fewer words. When trying to appear professional, powerful adjectives will make you seem more proactive. Avoid seeming indecisive, and using phrases like "I will try to..." or "I tend to...", an employer wants to know what you will do. Most of all, be confident.
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