1: Job Words
This document lists your work experience, education, and skills.
resume
You learn new things quickly.
A fast learner
“It’s nice to ___ you.”
meet
Can you tell me about yourself?
Your name, work experience, etc.
The interviewer says, “It’s nice to meet you.” What should you say?
“It’s nice to meet you, too.”
This person asks questions during a job interview.
interviewer
You work well without someone always telling you what to do.
Self-motivated
“I’m in charge ___ hiring.”
of
What are your strengths?
hard-working, self- motivated, etc
The interviewer asks, “Have you ever been a supervisor?” Give a positive answer.
“Yes, I have.”
This means choosing new employees for a company.
hiring
You know how to use computers and other technology well.
Tech-savvy
“I have several ____ of office experience.”
years
What work experience do you have?
“I have two years of experience working in a restaurant.”
Ask whether the company provides health benefits.
“Does the company provide health benefits?”
This person oversees or manages the work of other employees.
supervisor
You keep your work in good order.
Well organized
“I supervised three employees in my last _______.”
position
Have you ever been a supervisor?
“Yes, I have.” / “No, I haven’t.”
Ask about the working hours for the position.
“What are the working hours?”
This means the knowledge and skills you gained from previous jobs.
work experience
You always come to work on time.
Punctual
Do you have any _______ about the position?
questions
Do you have any questions about the job?
“What are the working hours?”
Ask two appropriate questions at the end of an interview.
Examples: “What are the working hours?” and “When will the position begin?”