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    The document provides sample interview questions for a job application, including questions about career goals, past performance reviews, previous work experience, work philosophy, professional growth, best managers, accomplishments, reasons for leaving current jobs, and time spent improving skills. The learner is instructed to record answers to the questions while dressing professionally and paying attention to body language to show they want the job. Their responses should incorporate the grammar structures and vocabulary practiced in this learning activity.

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    The document provides sample interview questions for a job application, including questions about career goals, past performance reviews, previous work experience, work philosophy, professional growth, best managers, accomplishments, reasons for leaving current jobs, and time spent improving skills. The learner is instructed to record answers to the questions while dressing professionally and paying attention to body language to show they want the job. Their responses should incorporate the grammar structures and vocabulary practiced in this learning activity.

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    Learning activity 4

    Evidence: Job interview

    Imagine you are applying for a new job. Below you will find some common job
    interview questions. For this evidence, you have to record yourself while you
    answer them. Dress up. Look professional. Pay attention to your body language.
    Show you really want to get that job. Remember to use the grammar structures
    and vocabulary you have practiced within this learning activity.

    Fuente: Fotolia (s.f.)

    1. If you could start your career over again, what would you do differently?

    If I could start my career again, I would try to find greater solidity in my


    employer, I have tried to accompany new projects that unfortunately have
    failed.

    2. During your performance reviews, what criticism do you hear the most?

    A bit of a mess in my workplace and having to work non-working hours.

    3. Tell me about your last position?


    It was wonderful to be able to help people in need through a mayor's
    office and its projects.

    4. What is your work philosophy?

    Achieve the proposed goals and tasks, putting my knowledge and


    experience at your service.

    5. How have you changed professionally speaking in the last two years?

    I take on more concrete projects and take care of interpersonal


    relationships.

    6. Tell me about the best manager you have ever had.

    In my first job, my boss, more than a coach, was a great leader who
    motivated his employees.

    7. What were the most memorable accomplishments in your last position?

    My greatest achievement was identifying the need for the position to


    facilitate processes within the mayor's office.

    8. Why do you want to leave your current job?

    I have contributed my best in my current position, but in this company I


    can give all my experience to focus on the search for results.

    9. In your previous position, how much time did you spend learning how to do
    things better?

    Every time I could I used to do research that would improve my


    performance.

    10. If you’re very happy with your current job, why do you want to leave?
    I am not looking to leave my company, but I feel that in this I can continue
    to grow humanly and professionally.

    When you finish your work, send the file to your instructor through the platform as
    follows:

    1. Click on Ver Evidencia.


    2. Attach the file which must be previously saved on the computer.
    3. Leave a comment for the instructor (optional).

    Note: This evidence is an individual activity. Remember to check the learning


    guide in order to know if you have done all the assigned activities, know how to
    develop them and deliver them correctly.

    Criterios de evaluación
     Usa el vocabulario relacionado con carreras y empleos teniendo en cuenta el
    contexto requerido.

     Intercambia información personal para postularse a un empleo teniendo en


    cuenta la estructura gramatical y vocabulario requeridos.

     Describe características personales teniendo en cuenta el vocabulario y


    contexto requerido.

     Utiliza verbos compuestos teniendo en cuenta la estructura gramatical


    requerida.

    References

    Fotolia. (s.f.). Business associates shaking hands in office. Consultado el 17 de


    Octubre de 2014, en http://co.fotolia.com/id/63781536

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