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    Learning Activity 4 Evidence: Job Interview

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    The document provides sample questions for a job interview and instructs the learner to record answers to them. It includes 10 common interview questions about the learner's career goals, performance reviews, previous work experience, work philosophy, professional development, best manager, accomplishments, reasons for leaving their current job, and time spent learning on the previous job. The learner is asked to dress professionally, pay attention to body language, and use the grammar and vocabulary practiced in answering the questions to show they want the job. Their responses will be submitted to the instructor for evaluation on use of job-related vocabulary, exchange of personal information for applying to a job, and description of personal characteristics.

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    The document provides sample questions for a job interview and instructs the learner to record answers to them. It includes 10 common interview questions about the learner's career goals, performance reviews, previous work experience, work philosophy, professional development, best manager, accomplishments, reasons for leaving their current job, and time spent learning on the previous job. The learner is asked to dress professionally, pay attention to body language, and use the grammar and vocabulary practiced in answering the questions to show they want the job. Their responses will be submitted to the instructor for evaluation on use of job-related vocabulary, exchange of personal information for applying to a job, and description of personal characteristics.

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    The document provides sample questions for a job interview and instructs the learner to record answers to them. It includes 10 common interview questions about the learner's career goals, performance reviews, previous work experience, work philosophy, professional development, best manager, accomplishments, reasons for leaving their current job, and time spent learning on the previous job. The learner is asked to dress professionally, pay attention to body language, and use the grammar and vocabulary practiced in answering the questions to show they want the job. Their responses will be submitted to the instructor for evaluation on use of job-related vocabulary, exchange of personal information for applying to a job, and description of personal characteristics.

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    Learning activity 4

    Evidence: Job interview

    Imagine you are applying for a new job. Below you will find some common job
    interview questions. For this evidence, you have to record yourself while you
    answer them. Dress up. Look professional. Pay attention to your body language.
    Show you really want to get that job. Remember to use the grammar structures
    and vocabulary you have practiced within this learning activity.

    Fuente: Fotolia (s.f.)


    1. If you could start your career over again, what would you do differently?

    If I could start my career again, it would bring low performance evaluations


    in reaching my career goals in a focused and purposeful way.

    2. During your performance reviews, what criticism do you hear the most?

    During my performance review, the criticism I often hear is to remain


    speechless inthe interview.

    3. Tell me about your last position?


    My last job was as a service advisor, I worked in customer service and cash
    collection.

    4. Hat is your work philosophy?

    My work philosophy is commitment, dedication and loyalty towards work


    and organization.

    5. How have you changed professionally speaking in the last two years?

    I have prepared myself professionally to have a high IQ and achieve work


    and personal opportunities.

    6. Tell me about the best manager you have ever had.

    Had a manager who worked efficiently. Instead of giving orders to


    everyone, he led his team by example.

    7. What were the most memorable accomplishments in your last position?

    The most notable achievement was being recognized in the company for
    my job performance and service.

    8. Why do you want to leave your current job?

    I want to have new challenges that teach me to be better every day.

    9. In your previous position, how much time did you spend learning how to do
    things better?

    Every day that passes you learn to do your job better is to have motivation
    and a desire to learn.

    10. If you’re very happy with your current job, why do you want to leave?

    I want a job where I work and put into practice the professional career that I
    chose to study.
    When you finish your work, send the file to your instructor through the platform as
    follows:

    1. Click on the title of this evidence.


    2. Click on Examinar mi equipo and look for the file in your computer. Make sure
    the file is attached.
    3. Leave a comment for the instructor (optional).
    4. Click Enviar.

    Note: This evidence is an individual activity. Remember to check the learning


    guide in order to know if you have done all the assigned activities, know how to
    develop them and deliver them correctly.

    Criterios de evaluación
     Usa el vocabulario relacionado con carreras y empleos teniendo en cuenta el
    contexto requerido.

     Intercambia información personal para postularse a un empleo teniendo en


    cuenta la estructura gramatical y vocabulario requeridos.

     Describe características personales teniendo en cuenta el vocabulario y


    contexto requerido.

     Utiliza verbos compuestos teniendo en cuenta la estructura gramatical


    requerida.

    References

    Fotolia. (s.f.). Business associates shaking hands in office. Consultado el 17 de


    Octubre de 2014, en http://co.fotolia.com/id/63781536

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