Native speech/reductions
When asking follow-up questions, this phrase is said like "Whadaya mean by that"
What is "what do you mean by that?"
Look into the sky and you may see this shape that can help you shine in your next interview
What is a STAR?
Used in group project settings or one on one, this weather-based two word phrase is used to delay a meeting until a more convenient time.
What is a "rain check"?
This double adjective phrase is used when you're angry at someone but show it indirectly
what is "passive aggressive"?
This lady has been working hard all semester as your CIP coordinator
Tate
When asking follow-up questions, this phrase is said like "Howju come to that conclusion?"
What is "how did you come to that conclusion?"
These well-known practical tips will make you look great in any interview
What is:
-dress professionally
-being concise
-eye contact, focus
-smiling, positivity
Derived from a longer idiom involving a camel, this two word idiom is the final irritation or problem that stretches one's endurance or patience beyond the limit.
What is the "last straw"?
Probably coming from any sport where possession is important, this three word idiom means to make to a mistake, especially in a group project
What is "drop the ball"?
Tyler has eaten here at least weekly for the last 4 years
What is "Chipotle"?
This phrase means "What are your thoughts on..." but in a way that Americans say it
What is "wuddur ur thoughts on..."?
This thing you do in interviews makes your claims seem more profound and "legit"
What is adding specific numbers and quantities to your actions?
Also accepted: giving specific examples
Ironical considering what may happen next, this idiom is used when you know what you want to say but can't think of the phrase.
What is "it's on the tip of my tongue"?
Seen on the web, this acronym AMA doesn't mean "Amazing Maria Alvarado"
what is "ask me anything"?
Working hard and putting up with too much, this male LA for level 60 has a full name only a few know
Who is "Joseph Tyler Brabham"?
One word that is another way of saying "what do you?" or "whatdaya"
What is "whatcha"?
Starting with "situation" these four steps can help you if ever asked "about a time when..."
What are "situation, task, action, and result"?
Also the name of a popular early 90s TV show, this phrase is used when you narrowly escape from something you don't want to do by an unexpected intervention.
What is "saved by the bell"?
Starting with an R, this phrase means to meet a specific time and place, and can be either a verb or a noun
What is rendezvous!?!?
The time Irene wakes up
What is 5am?
The way a native speaker would say "See, what had happened was"
What is "See-wha-ha-happen was"?
These three questions will be asked in almost any interview
What are:
-tell me about yourself
-why are you interested in this job?
-why are you looking for a new opportunity?
-why should we hire you?
-weakness
-tell us a time when...
Derived from tennis, this expression is said to the other when it's their decision as to what to do next
What is "the ball is in your court"?
The meaning of this phrase:
LOL IDC where we go TBH. I mean, YOLO
What is "Laugh out loud, I don't care where we go, to be honest. I mean, you only live once"?
These 17 people have been in class with you every day, except those who had to leave the semester early
Who are:
Tyler, Irene
Maria, Jhonnathan, Andrea, Fen, Silvio, Eric
Medo, Mohammad, Afnan, Hamoud, Abdullah, Bakur, Jawa
Sakurah, B