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What to say at your job interview (all my BEST phrases and tips!)
source: English Jade - (engVid) 2015年10月27日
All my best advice on what to say at your job interview. I will tell you how to answer the most common job interview questions. I’ll give you the grammatical structures to use when answering questions about your work experience, and also share with you vocabulary and phrases that will impress your interviewer.
I recommend you prepare for your job interview by learning phrases you can repeat in your interview and also by practising your answers to these common questions. Get a friend to ask you the questions and make sure that you answer them in English! You can follow my advice about how to answer job interview questions whether you are looking for a job in an English-speaking country or you are being interviewed in English for a job in your home country. Good luck with your interview – I wish you success! If you want more help, watch my video on how to write your CV. Remember: there is no 'try'!
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9 tips for acing your next job interview ( Job Interview skills)
source: Learn English with Let's Talk 2015年9月18日
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1) First.. Get the interview
2) Rock the Resume'
3) Preparation
4) Make a "killer" first impression
5) Tackle the tough questions
6) Use the Question Mark
7) Serve the "good" dish without sounding too full of yourself or arrogant.
8) Follow up but do not stalk. One can also start with a thank you note or message and then go on to find out the outcome of the interview. Its important to do this without appearing too desperate, aggressive or like a stalker who keeps calling or messaging too often .
9) If it is a "NO GO", look ahead: It is possible that you may have done well in your interview but you may still not get hired…do not lose hope, stay positive.
Learn English Vocabulary starting with "T"...
source: Learn English Conversation / Hello Channel 2015年3月31日
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Learn English Vocabulary starting with "S"...
source: Learn English Conversation / Hello Channel 2015年3月31日
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