不论你是25岁还是55岁，回忆你在行业中曾经如何做事会令你显得顽固并且过时。为了防止人事部经理认为你不善于做出改变，也为了向她/他证明你对业内最新的研究都有及时的了解，试着这么说，“我认为[此处插入一种新技术]是我们行业内发生的最好的事情。”接着你可以举出你曾经怎样做事的例子——以及你怎样开始使用新技术。
四、"Why do you . . . "
“你为什么……”
It may seem like it shows initiative to ask a hiring manager why the company does things a certain way, but to her, it can sound judgmental and put her on the defensive. A better way to get the answer you're looking for? Try: "I see what you're doing with X. What's the reason for doing it this way?" This will also give you more insight into their strategies and processes — and an opportunity to let the recruiter know how you could support or improve on them.
或许向一位人事部经理询问公司为什么用某种方式办事会显得比较主动，但是对她而言，那也会显得像在审判她并把她置于防御姿态。有什么更好的办法来得到你想要的回答呢？这么试试：“我看到了你们是怎么做X的。你们为什么要用这种方式做这件事呢？”这也会给你提供对该公司战略和流程的深入了解——也会给你一个机会来让招聘者知道你能如何在这些方面提供支持和改进。
五、"I didn't get an opportunity to grow."
“我并没有得到成长的机会。”
Sure, it sounds like a diplomatic way of explaining why you want to (or did) leave your job, but to a recruiter, it can suggest that you weren’t proactive in seeking out new challenges or a promotion. That can raise questions about whether you'll jump ship at their company if you feel bored or frustrated. Even if you’re unhappy in your current job, always avoid any negativity when you talk about why you want to leave. Instead focus on the positive. Say: "I'm interested in growing in this area . . . ” That will also give you the chance to explain why you find this opportunity so exciting.
是的，这听上去是解释你为什么要离开前一份工作的老练说法。但是对招聘者而言，那也会暗示你并没有积极主动地寻找新的挑战或者晋升机会。这也会引发如下的问题：假如你在本公司也感到无聊或者失意，你会不会又要跳槽。即使你对你当前的工作感到不开心，你在谈到为什么你要离开时也总应该避免流露出消极态度。相反要关注于积极的一面。比如：“我对在这个领域发展非常感兴趣……”这也为你提供了一个机会去解释为什么你觉得这次面试会让你觉得很激动。
