This interview is for educational purposes
In this interview applies the knowledge gained in Unit 7 of the book Inglés Unlimited B1 +
Subject: ENGLISH ADVANCED A (801)
Video Script:
Interviewer: Hello Angie, what do you do?
Angie: I am a graduated in information system, I´m working as engineer in support at Gestor INC. S.A.
Interviewer: That's really interesting , tell me about that.
Angie: I give computer support to local and foreign clients. They use Gestors's System, this system manages investments and trusts.
Interviewer: Your job can be very stressful. What kind of person do you have to be?
Angie: You have to be the kind of person that has empathy; customers want to receive personalized service. You have to be confident in yourself, be polite and persuasive with customer´s requirements.
Interviewer: You have enough patience to serve many users. What do you think about the difference between the university and the job?.
Angie: You have more responsibilities than you had at university. Your boss is much more fussy than your teachers at university.
Interviewer: Did you have a teacher that influenced your life?
Angie: I had a teacher when I was at secondary school, erm, who was a big influence on me to be fair and impartial person. She taught me to keep learning and never give me up. She inspired me to do better.
Interviewer: How do you describe yourself?
Angie: It's difficult to say how I describe myself, but I'd describe myself as a multifaceted person.
Interviewer: What do you say that?
Angie: I enjoy doing many different things like:
• work as engineer in support,
• chef student,
• go cycling,
• go running,
• go swimming,
• studying different languages
Interviewer: How do you see yourself as employee?
Angie: I see myself as a hard-working person and a colleague to people at work.
Interviewer: What kind of student were you at university?
Angie: I was not the first of my class, but I worked hard and had perseverance to study
every day. I got better with the passing of the days.
Interviewer: What was your best subject?
Angie: I was very good at System Design and English with my best grades at University. I am fascinated by languages.
Interviewer: What was your worst subject?
Angie: My worst subject was data structure, it was difficult to learn and understand all the rules that had but gradually I could overcome it.
Interviewer: What do you do in your free time?
Angie: I enjoy learning new languages, now I study Portuguese.
Interviewer: What do family mean to you?
Angie: They are my main support. I really love my family, they have always been a support to me in everything I did.
Interviewer: What do friends mean to you?
Angie: The friends have always been very strong support in my life. I'm the kind of person who like to preserve old friendships.
Interviewer: Thank you for the interview, Angie
Angie: You're welcome.