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    1. The document provides interview vocabulary and questions that may be asked in a job interview as well as responses candidates can provide. 2. It includes things the interviewee should say about why they want the job, such as liking the company and being motivated, as well as qualifications and experience. 3. Sample questions cover work history, availability, qualifications, and reasons for leaving previous roles, while responses discuss work ethic, motivation, salary, and interest in the position.

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    1. The document provides interview vocabulary and questions that may be asked in a job interview as well as responses candidates can provide. 2. It includes things the interviewee should say about why they want the job, such as liking the company and being motivated, as well as qualifications and experience. 3. Sample questions cover work history, availability, qualifications, and reasons for leaving previous roles, while responses discuss work ethic, motivation, salary, and interest in the position.

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    Interview Vocabulary

    When you go for a job interview, you will be asked a lot of questions. However,
    there are also things that you should say to the interviewer about why you want
    the job. Here are some of the things you should include:
    1. I love what I have read about your company.
    2. I would really appreciate the chance to work with you.
    3. This job sounds exciting and I feel motivated to do well.
    4. I have the qualifications / experience needed for this position.
    5. I am ready to learn all about your company / business.
    6. I believe that I am the best person for the job.
    7. I have set goals and I am searching for a job with future prospects.
    8. I am capable of working alone or in a team. I get on well with others.
    9. I can be available to start as soon as you wish.
    10.Thank you for taking the time to listen to me.

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    position

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    Questions that the interviewer might ask you:

    Do you have a clean driver’s


    Are you working at the moment?
    license?

    Have you had any previous How much notice do you need to
    experience? give?

    What type of position are you


    What qualifications do you have?
    looking for?
    When can you come for an When did you start your current
    interview? job?
    Why did you leave your last job? Why did you pick this particular
    company?

    Things that you may want to say to the interviewer:

    How many days a week will I How soon would you like me to
    work? start?

    I am a quick study, I want to I am a sales / marketing


    learn. professional.

    I am looking for a good salary. I am looking to better myself.

    I am looking for an opportunity to


    I am reliable and hard-working.
    grow.

    I am self-motivated, I can work I am used to working in a busy


    alone. office.

    I take pride in my work. I work well under pressure.

    I work well with others, I am a I would like this position


    team player. because…

    I would like to take on more


    I would like to apply for the job.
    responsibility.

    Should I fill out an application


    Is the job full-time or part-time?
    form?

    What are the hours? Who will I be reporting to?

    Will promotion be possible? Will there be any overtime?

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