Formative Assesment

Job Interview Conversation

Interviewer: "Good morning, thank you for coming. Could you start by introducing yourself?" 

Candidate: "Good morning, thank you for having me. My name is Rara, and I recently graduated from SMK Business and Management. I specialize in marketing and have completed an internship in digital marketing at Mayaza Company." 

Interviewer: "Why did you apply for this position at our company?" 

Candidate: "I admire your company’s innovative approach to digital advertising. I believe my skills in marketing and my ability to analyze customer trends can contribute to your team." 

Interviewer: "What do you consider your greatest strength?" 

Candidate: "I am highly organized and detail-oriented. These traits help me manage multiple projects effectively." 

Interviewer: "What about your weaknesses?" 

Candidate: "I sometimes overthink decisions, but I’m working on improving this by setting deadlines for myself to make timely choices." 

What is the purpose of the candidate introducing herself in the interview?

• To make a personal connection with the interviewer

• To answer all the interviewer’s questions at once

• To explain why she is the best candidate

• To talk about her internship experience in detail

• To summarize her educational background and relevant skills

Job Interview Conversation

Interviewer: "Good morning, thank you for coming. Could you start by introducing yourself?" 

Candidate: "Good morning, thank you for having me. My name is Rara, and I recently graduated from SMK Business and Management. I specialize in marketing and have completed an internship in digital marketing at Mayaza Company." 

Interviewer: "Why did you apply for this position at our company?" 

Candidate: "I admire your company’s innovative approach to digital advertising. I believe my skills in marketing and my ability to analyze customer trends can contribute to your team." 

Interviewer: "What do you consider your greatest strength?" 

Candidate: "I am highly organized and detail-oriented. These traits help me manage multiple projects effectively." 

Interviewer: "What about your weaknesses?" 

Candidate: "I sometimes overthink decisions, but I’m working on improving this by setting deadlines for myself to make timely choices." 

Why does the candidate mention her internship experience?

• To show she has relevant experience in the field

• To explain why she chose marketing

• To discuss her weakness

• To impress the interviewer with her knowledge

• To avoid answering other questions

Job Interview Conversation

Interviewer: "Good morning, thank you for coming. Could you start by introducing yourself?" 

Candidate: "Good morning, thank you for having me. My name is Rara, and I recently graduated from SMK Business and Management. I specialize in marketing and have completed an internship in digital marketing at Mayaza Company." 

Interviewer: "Why did you apply for this position at our company?" 

Candidate: "I admire your company’s innovative approach to digital advertising. I believe my skills in marketing and my ability to analyze customer trends can contribute to your team." 

Interviewer: "What do you consider your greatest strength?" 

Candidate: "I am highly organized and detail-oriented. These traits help me manage multiple projects effectively." 

Interviewer: "What about your weaknesses?" 

Candidate: "I sometimes overthink decisions, but I’m working on improving this by setting deadlines for myself to make timely choices." 

What is the candidate’s greatest strength according to the conversation? 

• Being creative and innovative

• Being organized and detail-oriented

• Being good at teamwork

• Being highly experienced in marketing

• Being knowledgeable about customer trends

What is the main purpose of a job interview?

• To test the candidate's knowledge about their hobbies

• To meet new people

• To negotiate vacation days

• To learn about the company's history

• To assess the candidate's skills and suitability for the job

What is the best way to answer the question, "Tell me about yourself"?

• Talk only about your family

• Share personal stories that are unrelated to the job

• Give a brief summary of your education, skills, and experience

• Say, "I don’t know what to say."

• Discuss your favorite movies

Excerpt from a Job Interview Preparation Guide

To succeed in a job interview, you must prepare thoroughly. Research the company to understand its mission, vision, and recent achievements. Practice answering common interview questions, such as "Tell me about yourself," "What are your strengths and weaknesses?" and "Why do you want this job?" Dress professionally and arrive on time. During the interview, be confident, listen carefully, and answer questions clearly and concisely. Finally, follow up with a thank-you email to express your appreciation for the opportunity. 

What is the first step mentioned in preparing for a job interview?

• Researching the company’s background

• Practicing common interview questions

• Dressing professionally

• Writing a thank-you email

• Arriving early

Excerpt from a Job Interview Preparation Guide

To succeed in a job interview, you must prepare thoroughly. Research the company to understand its mission, vision, and recent achievements. Practice answering common interview questions, such as "Tell me about yourself," "What are your strengths and weaknesses?" and "Why do you want this job?" Dress professionally and arrive on time. During the interview, be confident, listen carefully, and answer questions clearly and concisely. Finally, follow up with a thank-you email to express your appreciation for the opportunity. 

Which of the following is NOT recommended in the guide?

• Practicing common interview questions

• Dressing professionally

• Arriving late to appear relaxed

• Listening carefully during the interview

• Sending a thank-you email after the interview

Excerpt from a Job Interview Preparation Guide

To succeed in a job interview, you must prepare thoroughly. Research the company to understand its mission, vision, and recent achievements. Practice answering common interview questions, such as "Tell me about yourself," "What are your strengths and weaknesses?" and "Why do you want this job?" Dress professionally and arrive on time. During the interview, be confident, listen carefully, and answer questions clearly and concisely. Finally, follow up with a thank-you email to express your appreciation for the opportunity. 

What is the purpose of sending a thank-you email after the interview?

• To negotiate your salary

• To remind the interviewer of your skills

• To ask for feedback about your interview

• To express appreciation for the opportunity

• To provide additional information about your experience

Excerpt from a Job Interview Preparation Guide

To succeed in a job interview, you must prepare thoroughly. Research the company to understand its mission, vision, and recent achievements. Practice answering common interview questions, such as "Tell me about yourself," "What are your strengths and weaknesses?" and "Why do you want this job?" Dress professionally and arrive on time. During the interview, be confident, listen carefully, and answer questions clearly and concisely. Finally, follow up with a thank-you email to express your appreciation for the opportunity. 

What is the key to answering interview questions effectively?

• Being confident and clear in your responses

• Giving short answers without much detail

• Talking about unrelated topics to make the interview interesting

• Avoiding eye contact with the interviewer

• Asking the interviewer to explain every question twice

Job Interview Tips for Vocational Graduates

1. Highlight specific skills gained during your vocational education that are relevant to the job. 

2. Provide examples of projects or internships that demonstrate your abilities. 

3. Show enthusiasm for the company and the role. 

4. Be honest about your weaknesses, but explain how you are addressing them. 

5. Use professional language and maintain a positive attitude throughout the interview. 

What should vocational graduates highlight during a job interview?

• Their weaknesses and failures

• Their need for a job

• The difficulties they faced in school

• Skills gained during vocational education

• Their hobbies and interests