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Sometimes it’s very disappointing, as if I have to pour cold water on everyone to keep the discussion going, so I can’t help but wonder if it’s possible to let “going off topic” become a driving force for creativity. Previously, I wrote this article "Are introverts suitable for interviewing jobs?" 〉Speaking of my experience of overcoming social phobia, interviewing is a good method.

It forced me to learn to enter circles of people with different bahamas telegram data backgrounds and experiences in a short period of time, understand the issues they care about and why they think this way, and of course how to chat with them, which helps to dig out more in-depth and highly watchable content. Are introverts suitable for interviewing jobs? questions that hinder introverts.

Are introverts not suitable for hosting meetings and public speaking? Not suitable for communicating with others? Not suitable to challenge others? medium.com Interestingly, I recently discovered that the little tricks I use in interviews and in creating humorous conversations actually have something in common: Use complaints about yourself to create a stage for curiosity for others For topics or fields that you are not familiar with, even if you have done your homework beforehand, it is appropriate to reveal your confusion and how little you know, such as "I never did well in statistics in high school, and I failed statistics in college.