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Como Afrontar Con Éxito Una Entrevista en Inglés
Como Afrontar Con Éxito Una Entrevista en Inglés
Como Afrontar Con Éxito Una Entrevista en Inglés
What is an interview?
Preparing for the interview - Pre Research - Interview Objectives - Personal presentation The interview (before / during / after) Getting by the Phone Screen Questions - Responding - Asking Language tests: BULATS / TOEIC / TOEFL
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WHY DO RESEARCH BEFORE YOUR INTERVIEW? to more demonstrate your enthusiasm for the career field and the organization. to be able to articulate how your skills, knowledge and values match those of the organization and industry. can determine if this is an organization to which you would want to devote the next few years of your work life.
What to wear
Solid color, conservative suit Coordinated blouse Moderate shoes Limited jewelry Neat, professional hairstyle Tan or light hosiery Sparse make-up & perfume Manicured nails Portfolio or briefcase
Solid color, conservative suit White long sleeve shirt Conservative tie Dark socks, professional shoes Very limited jewelry Neat, professional hairstyle Go easy on the aftershave Neatly trimmed nails Portfolio or briefcase
Clearly express your talents and expertise. Present yourself in the best possible light. Creates a positive impression. Finds out more about the job and organization and decides whether or not it is a 'good fit'. Meet future managers and colleagues. Succeed in gaining a job offer or further interview.
most of: - your interests and requirements. - allows for growth - provides the environment in which you will be productive.
THE INTERVIEW
It is necessary to be well prepared for the job interview. Having the answer ready, being properly dressed, and being on time can all help to make a good impression on the interviewer.
First Impressions Body Language - Don't cross your arms - Maintain good eye contact and smile - Don't point or have flamboyant arm movements - Try to mirror the body position of the interviewer - Shake hands firmly, but don't break any bones! Answering their questions Ask questions Ask about the process. Time / 2nd interview
Did you ask: When they expect to have answer? When to expect to receive an answer and how. Who to call if you want to follow up?. Thank you email or letter. Do follow up. Continue job hunting, dont just wait.
Be prepared (room, phone, noise, glass of water) Careful with language (use title, dont interrupt, take your time to respond, end with thank you.) Walk around (not too much) Smile Take notes
The Questions
A job interview is a process in which a potential employee is evaluated by an employer for prospective employment in their company, organization, or firm. During this process, the employer hopes to determine whether or not the applicant is suitable for the job.
The Questions
The Questions
The Questions
The Questions
The Questions
Strange or wild card "If you were an ice-cream cone, what flavor would you be?
Options: 1) I dont like ice-cream 2) I guess I would be a mint chocolate chip with nut on top. 3) Theres no real or right answer.
The Tests
The Tests
Tests give level by score, points etc (TEOIC, BULTATS) Tests have a pass score (FCE, PCE etc) Decides if written comprehension is XX then written language is YY, oral comprehension All should be based on the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFR)
Today, most larger companies require a test in addition to the oral interview.
Suggested validity of any test is about 2 years.
The Tests
If you decide to take a test: - check which test is most suitable - find a good school to prepare - do a lot a of practice test - check if you can do online practices
Thank you for your kind attention and participation in this workshop.
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