English Job Interview Dos & Dont's! | English Conversation Practice

In today’s lesson, I'll be giving you all the Dos & Don'ts you'll need to ace your next job interview in English. If English isn’t your first language, interviewing can be very stressful and difficult. By following these tips and tricks, you'll learn the most common interview questions, how to answer them, and important key phrases that will help you land the job!

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[ericksbatista]

I watched all your videos about job interviews, in addition to learning English, I also learned a better posture for an interview, in my interview they asked some questions similar to the one in the video. I'm Brazilian and I applied for a position as an engineer who needs to speak English. I did really well and got the job. Thank you very much, Rachel!

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1- practice small talk
2-tell me a bit about yourself?studys
3-practice the question free talking
4- can you tell me how you heard about this position?
5-what attracted you to our company?
6-what would you say your greatest strength?
7-how do you handle a bad situation?
8-what do you consider your weakness?
7-where do you see yourself in 5 yeara? by then i would like to be...
8- your turn to ask.

[rafaeldiasaniceto]

Dear Rachel,

Last year I was approved in a hiring process guided by this video. I wrote down every tip and every detail of your guidelines.

Last week, I was approved in yet another hiring process and, again, I revisited this video to prepare for the interviews. It worked again!

I see this video as a classic of essential videos for anyone who wants to be approved in a hiring process. It's just amazing how this works!!

Congratulations on the content. I am very grateful to you. I wish you all the best in your life and career.

[valeriafrisone]

For non-natives, this lesson is very useful. In Argentina we are very used to having interviews in English, and you always have to prepare to do your best. Thank you Rachel!

[keity]

1:00
2:04 Small talk examples
2:59
3:11 Do you want some water or...?
3:14 Why don't you tell me a little bit about yourself?
3:46 examples
5:00 She answers the question before
5:39 Can you tell me how you heard about this position?
6:10 examples
7:05 she answers
7:30 what attracted you to our company?
8:30 answers
9:05 greatest strength?
10:54 can you tell me about a time when you suffered set back and had to maintain your enthusiasm?
13:19 What would you consider your greatest weakness?
15:17 Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
17:03 do you have any question for me about the company or the position?
20:20 full mock interview

[kkhtut]

Thanks, Rachel! I have used your videos for more than a decade to improve my spoken language skill, and now for job promotion. Here is a token of appreciation for your tutorials. I know I owe you a lot more than this. Again, thanks!

[nanorminassian]

I owe you a debt of thanks.
I have followed along with your video to prepare for an interview in English and today I was informed that I was accepted for the training program . I returned back here to thank you for that 😊

[lahirumadushanka]

Mrs.Rachel, I owe you. This really helps me a lot. Thanks ! Love you from Sri Lanka. I'm a 21 years old student. I wish I could speak with you live. You're such a great English teacher. Appreciate it. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[RealTrader]

This is a 5 stars video; I feel everybody should watch it. It focuses on very common questions.
And yes, chocolate is my weakness.

[fernandocruzbottaro]

Hi Rachel.
I live in Dublin for two years but my English is intermediary yet, and I loved yours videos. I want to thanks for your willingness to teach.

[thomaswalker]

Absolutely amazing! It looked so real and I thought for a moment you're gonna change jobs and take up this position with this company.

[monicaprimasari]

This video brought me back to my last IELTS speaking test. I didn't do as well as I was expected. Wish I had seen this video earlier back then. Thank you Rachel, I really enjoy learning through your videos.

[johanbaltazar]

never expected this was an english channel until you give that introduction, like this has so much quality and straight to the point others interview's channels can't compete.

[dipakdas]

A lots of interview videos I have seen but this is exceptional, truly incredible.

[yogatapper]

Wow! Rachel aced the interview. Thank you for this blueprint (mock) interview. So helpful!

[hailuabdissa]

Wow! I wish I got such a video years back. I can, however, share it to those who need it. Thanks a lot, Rachel, for your work that would definitely make life easier and the world a better place! You are a great teacher!

[borislavborisov]

Perfect Thank's. I'm the of this people that up to now don't take care of theyr language expiriences.Now i started again with this after so many year's!😄

[maynorsalcedo]

I've been teaching English to my students with your videos.... Really helpful... 🙏

[punotomalf]

That is my number one problem. I'm not nervous about getting interviewed because I already experienced a lot of it from the past years. My only problem is my fluency. I sometimes don't know what words to say because it is everywhere in my mind, It depends sometimes with the question.

[DanielFelipe-wrlv]

Who's this guy? He speaks english so easily and faster. I like it. Good job Rachel I love yours videos, thank you for all ❤❤❤❤