Improve Your English Speaking Fluency Job Interview

Today is a big day, and I'm super excited. I'm doing something that most English learners are afraid of. I'm going to a job interview. What if I forget the words? What if I freeze? Let's see what happens. In this video, you'll train for a job interview using the listen and repeat method with real questions and real answers. So listen carefully, repeat out loud, and make sure to stay till the end so you can confidently pass your next interview. Let's get started. Good morning. You must be Yulia. Yes, that's right. Nice to meet you. Thank you for inviting me today. I really appreciate the opportunity. Now we'll go through the five main questions you'll hear at almost every job interview. Tell me about yourself. Here, be ready to share the main points of your work background. You can use answers like this. I graduated from Harvard University with a degree in marketing. During my work, I gained experience in branding and analytics. I'm a project manager with experience at Google. In my previous company, I ran a successful advertising campaign for a new product. I enjoy solving difficult problems and working in a team. My key skills include performance tracking and customer communication. Here is a full example of how you can answer. I have been working as a copywriter at Amazon for three years. During this time, I have created content for products and marketing campaigns to increase sales and customer engagement. Now I want to use my skills in an international company where teamwork and creativity are valued. What are your strengths? Here it's important not to just list your good qualities but to show how they helped you achieve real results. When you truly develop your skills and use them in practice, you can talk about your strengths with confidence. And if you want to learn faster, grow in your career, or even change your field, Skillshare is a great place to start. 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No matter what part of life or career you want to improve, you will find a class for yourself. If this approach feels right for you, you can join Skillshare using my link in the description or scan the QR code. The first 500 people to use my link will receive a one-month free trial of Skillshare. All right, let's get back to the answers. My strengths include responsibility and quick learning. Strengths. My strong point is being result-oriented. I can set priorities and work under tight deadlines. I break tasks into steps, find patterns, and create logical solutions. I explain complex themes simply and find common ground with people. And here is a tip. It's better to mention 2-3 strengths and add a short example. I'm good at problem solving. For example, last month, I found a mistake in a campaign plan, fixed it quickly, and it helped increase our engagement with clients. It's not easy to talk about your weaknesses. Here are some phrases you can use. Sometimes I pay too much attention to details. I find it hard to delegate tasks. I find it hard to say no and take on too many tasks. Sometimes I'm too strict when evaluating my own work. Sometimes I want results too quickly. Sometimes I want results more quickly. And here is a tip. Present your weaknesses as areas for growth. Talk about how you plan to improve and what you have already worked on. Good answer formula is weakness, example, what you do to improve it. I sometimes take on too many tasks because I find it hard to say no. Last month, I ended up juggling three projects at once, and I felt overwhelmed. Now I plan my work better and delegate when I can, which helps me stay focused. This is one of the hardest questions, so answer with confidence. Here are some phrases you can use. In my previous company, I increased sales by 15%. I can apply the same strategic approach to help your company achieve its goals. I am confident I can bring the same leadership skills to your team. I can bring this value to your team from day one. I improved processes in my previous company. I can use these skills to increase efficiency in your company. And here is the full answer. In my previous company, I increased sales by 15% through targeting campaigns and improved processes to save time. I also quickly learn new tasks. So I can help your company achieve its goals from day one. You don't have to be completely honest about negative reasons. If your relationship with your manager was difficult, or if you were bored, the employer might be concerned. Answer in a positive way. For example, you wanted more variety in your work. Or your ideal manager respects your time outside work. And here are some examples. I'm looking for a position where I can take on more responsibility. I want more complex projects and new challenges. I decided to develop my career in product management. There were changes in the company, and my role no longer matched my professional goals. I worked on a specific project, which was successfully completed. Good answer formula is positive comment about the past, reason for leaving, and focus on the future. I gained valuable experience in my previous role, but I'm looking for a position where I can take on more responsibility. I decided to develop my career in UX design, where I can grow professionally and contribute to the success of the company. Thank you for your time. I enjoyed speaking with you, and I look forward to your response. Now it's your turn. Answer in the comments. Why should we hire you? Thank you for watching this video, and I'll see you in the next one.