How to Interview for a Job in American English, part 2/5

This video is part 2 of a 5-part series on preparing for job interviews. It covers common interview questions, such as how you heard about the position, what attracted you to the company, and identifying your greatest strength. The video provides example responses and emphasizes the importance of practice and preparation. It concludes with an invitation to subscribe for more resources and learning materials.

Why is it particularly stressful to interview for a job in a non-native language?

• Because it involves understanding cultural nuances.

• Because it is harder to find job openings.

• Because it can increase anxiety levels.

• Because it requires more preparation time.

What is a good strategy for answering the question 'How did you hear about this position?'

• Explaining your career goals.

• Mentioning a friend who works at the company.

• Discussing unrelated job experiences.

• Talking about your educational background.

What should you focus on when answering 'What attracted you to our company?'

• Your salary expectations.

• The location of the company.

• The company's values and goals.

• Your previous job roles.

Which of the following is a strong way to start your response to 'What attracted you to our company?'

• I have many friends working here.

• I need a job urgently.

• I was impressed by your company's growth plans.

• I live nearby.

How can you effectively demonstrate your greatest strength in an interview?

• By comparing yourself to other candidates.

• By discussing your weaknesses first.

• By providing examples of how it helps in your work.

• By listing all your strengths.

What is a recommended practice when preparing to discuss your greatest strength?

• Focus on your weaknesses instead.

• Avoid discussing strengths altogether.

• Write down and practice speaking freely about your strengths.

• Memorize a script.

Why is it beneficial to practice your interview responses out loud?

• To avoid any questions during the interview.

• To impress the interviewer with your memory skills.

• To ensure you can speak clearly and confidently.

• To memorize them perfectly.