Transcript:
Interviewer:
So, good morning. Are you the candidate for the job interview?
All:
Yes, Ma'am.
Interviewer:
Okay, Shall we start, Are you ready?
All:
Sure, ma'am.
Interviewer:
So, tell me about yourself that is not included in your resume.
All:
I'm *state your full name* and I am trustworthy, hard-working, good in communication and open for changes, and also willing to improve my skills and knowledge for the job.
Interviewer:
How about your ideal company?
Interviewee #1:
The company that will give me an opportunity to improve professionally and financially.
The company that caters services that can help me and the community and environment friendly.
Interviewer:
What can you do for us with other candidates can't?
Interviewee #2:
Gaining the trust of the employer and customers are the foundation of all the business.
With my skills, knowledge, and good customer service I can be an asset to your company.
Interviewer:
In terms of your co-workers, how do you handle working with people who annoy you?
Interviewee #3:
I believe that I can't control other people's feelings and reactions.
But I can handle my own behavior, knowing with myself both strengths and weaknesses.
I can't be affected by the negative attitudes of others and do my job right at my best.
Interviewer:
What was the most difficult period of your life and how did you deal with it?
Interviewee #2:
The most difficult period of my mind is my adolescence because it's hard to choose what kind of profession I want in my life.
I have a battle with myself due to peer pressure.
I want to enjoy as my friends do, but I overcome with the proper guidance of my parents.
Now I become more responsible. I learn to prioritize my future, my reputation, and my dignity.
I learn to choose people who will influence me to be good and not that temporary happiness that gives me regrets.
Interviewer:
What salary range are you seeking?
Interviewee #1:
As a fresh graduate with no working experience, I'll be glad to have a livable wage with benefits.
Interviewer:
Okay, so far vacations...
Do you have plans for vacations in the next 6 months?
Interviewee #2:
Yes, I guess? Who doesn't love vacations anyway?
Kidding aside ma'am, no I don't have any plans for a vacation in the next 6 months.
Since I see myself dedicated to the job position I'm pursuing to have right at this moment.
Interviewer:
And how about the opportunities to work abroad? Would you accept it if there's a chance?
Interviewee #3:
No ma'am, like what I've said earlier
I see myself in the next few months if ever I'll get accepted that I'm dedicated to this job.
No matter how many opportunities will come
This will and still be the kind of job that I want to have here in your company.
Interviewer:
Okay, so Ms. Ivy Rioflorido thank you for your time and goodluck.