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

It’s one of my most popular series ever here on Youtube. Today it’s a compilation interviewing for a job in America. If English isn’t your native language, you’re going to learn some English and some important phrases to know for interviewing and everybody is going to learn that you can prepare for and ace your next job interview, let’s do this.

You’re hired! Two words everybody loves to hear. But before we hear these words comes (dun dun duuuuhn!) the interview. Today’s video is part one in a series that’s all about preparing for a job interview. This is part one of a five part series on preparing for an interview. Interviewing for a new job can be a huge source of stress and anxiety.

And if you’re interviewing for a job in a non-native language, the stress can be even higher. In this video you’ll see me interview for a job. Throughout the interview, we’ll discuss some of the most common interview questions and how to answer them. You’ll also learn some basic information to get you started on creating your own answers to these questions. Let’s begin.

TK: Hello Ms. Smith, I’m Tom Kelley. Thanks so much for coming in. RS: It’s my pleasure, thanks so much for meeting with me. TK: Of course. Did you have any trouble finding the office? Small Talk. Most interviews will start out with a handshake and some small talk – this may include questions about how you’re doing, your travel to the interview, the weather,

how your weekend went, and more. All you need to do is be polite and friendly. Keep your answers short. You can also feel free to turn the question back to the interviewer. For instance, if the interviewer asks you how your weekend was, you might respond, “It was great, we celebrated my Mom’s birthday. How was your weekend?” Small talk