How to Master a Job Interview in Swiss German

In this comprehensive guide, we go over the finer points of job interviews in Swiss German. Whether you're a native speaker or learning the language, my video shows you the entire process of a job interview, complete with real interview scenarios conducted entirely in Swiss German. GET THE CHEAT SHEET: / swissgermanbeginners
What's inside:
🏢 Understand the structure of the job interview: Learn the key stages of a successful job interview, from introduction to closing, all in Swiss German.
🗣️ Real Job Interview Scenario: Watch as I simulate a real job interview in Swiss German so you can experience firsthand how an interview goes.
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[@robscott9414]

The “shitstorm” thing really highlights one of the differences between NA culture and Swiss culture. In a professional context, and especially more formal situation like an interview, you’d never hear a “4-letter word” used in North America. The Swiss have a tendency to borrow “cool” English words and phrases, which is fine. But when using them with native English speakers, you have to have “Spitzengefuehl” for the appropriate social/professional context in which to use them.

[@David-nk7pv]

Great! thank you for teaching us Swiss German!!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Thank you for watching! 😃

[@broytingaravsol]

this is definitely helpful

[@samuelb.8951]

Thank you very much!

[@kittonsmitton]

Ha Ha Ha love the humour, more please

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Haha thank youu!!

[@andreymarinov4410]

Thank you. Great project

[@natiazerekidze1862]

So good, I like your videos ❤

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Thank youuu 😁

[@maysa4955]

please more comversation! great job!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Okayy 😁

[@javierburuaga1170]

Danke

[@kezangdema911]

Einfach SUPER 👌👌👌👍🫶🫶🫶

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Danke 😘😘

[@qianliu5516]

Hello ich finde dein video dehr lustig und interessant, und deine Energie ist auch sehr positiv. Und es wäre schöner ,wenn du nur oder mehr auf Schweizdeutsch redest anstatt Englsich.

[@exploregarden]

Hoi Andrea! Sehr unterhaltsames and tolles Video wie immer 👍Würde sehr gerne in der Schweiz arbeiten aber ich denke, die Vorbereitungen und die Formalitäten sind recht schwierig 😊 Ist bei euch auch so heiß wie in Indonesien? En schöne und bis bald!

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Vielen Dank dir!! Das wäre natürlich toll, wenn du einmal hier arbeiten würdest. Ja, es ist über 30 Grad im Moment.. und bei euch?

[@cinthiameier.1712]

Immer Toll deine Vìdeos! Wie hast du englisch gelernt? Merci beaucoup

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

In der Schule und danach bin ich viel gereist. 🤗

[@christianhobohm6759]

Hoi Andrea
Ist das wort chusichäsli eigentlich kuchenschrank oder kuhlschrank , und wo von kommst diese wort !!
Chuss
Christian 🇸🇪

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Küchenschrank 😁

[@esaipien]

Was that züridütsch? Sounds familiar to me

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

Yes 😃

[@ZaneConnor]

Hilarious.... ha

[@stevemorse108]

Place all sorts of baby expressions such as gauette Jesus Christ Abe….

[@randyhunsuckerhunziker]

😊Merci ! Maybe one day. 😌

[@SwissGermanBeginners]

You should! ❤