Job Interview

What should you do before the interview?

• Find information about the company

• Plan how to find the place on time

• Think what they might ask you

• Stalk the interviewer

How early should you arrive before the interview?

• An hour earlier

• 30 minutes earlier

• 15 minutes earlier

• Not a minute earlier

What should you do first?

• Shake the interviewer's hand

• Tell about yourself

• Make a joke about the company's name

• Sit down

You want a job at a shoe shop. The interviewer asks, "Could you tell me about yourself?"

• "I'm not here to talk, but to work."

• "I'm a 16-year-old student."

• "I'm a 16-year-old student and really interested in shoes and fashion."

• "I just want a discount on the shoes."

"What previous work experience do you have?"

• "I've never worked a day in my life."

• "I don't have much actual experience, but I've done some volunteer work at school."

• "I'm embarrassed to say this but I've never worked anywhere."

"What are your strenghts?"

• "I'm very sociable and I get along with people very well."

• "I sing really well and I have a good sense of rhythm."

• "I'm very responsible and careful with details."

• "I have good language skills."

"Do you have any questions about our company?"

• "No."

• "Not interested."

• "I read online that you are opening two new shops soon. Can you already tell where?"

• "Where can I eat my lunch? I don't want to eat with other people."

What should you never do at a job interview?

• Speak badly about a previous job

• Ask questions

• Ask the interviewer to clarify if you didn't understand

• Tell the truth

What should you do at the end of the interview?

• Thank the interviewer

• Ask if you got the job

• Ask when they might let you know

• Run away without saying a word because it went badly

What is an interviewee?

• The person doing the interview

• The person being interviewed

• The person listening to the interview