The document provides a vocabulary list for job interview terms. It includes common interview concepts like the interview itself, qualities employers seek in candidates, documents brought to interviews like resumes and cover letters, possible interview questions, and other key terms related to the interview process and hiring. The terms are defined through fill-in-the-blank questions that test understanding of essential interview terminology.
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Job Interview Vocabulary
The document provides a vocabulary list for job interview terms. It includes common interview concepts like the interview itself, qualities employers seek in candidates, documents brought to interviews like resumes and cover letters, possible interview questions, and other key terms related to the interview process and hiring. The terms are defined through fill-in-the-blank questions that test understanding of essential interview terminology.
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JOB INTERVIEW VOCABULARY
Fill in the blanks with the correct vocabulary.
1. A formal meeting you have with someone for getting a job is
called an _____________. 2. Two things an interviewer sees in a candidate are _________ and __________. 3. Some of the qualities an interviewer seeks in a candidate are __________ and _________. 4. A well known organization is a __________ organization. CANDIDATE INTERVIEW 5. What formal agreement is signed when a candidate Is selected INTERVIEWER by a company. What is this document called ? _______ _______ CV/RESUME 6. A meeting that does not take place is said to be _____________. COVER LETTER 7. An interviewer may ask for a candidates ____________, which SCHEDULE also is when, where and what time he/she maybe present. MEETING 8. Working during night is also knows as working in _______ CANCELLED _______. GROUP DISCUSSION 9. Some companies offer _________ ___________ like transport GREET and meal allowances. BODY LANGUAGE 10. When an interviewer asks for contacts of previous contacts you WARM WELCOME GESTURE may have worked with, he is asking for ____________. STRENGTHS 11. Two things you carry to an interview. It normally outlines your WEAKNESSES experiences, contact details and qualifications. What are these AVAILABILITY two documents called.__________ _________ MOTIVATION 12. The _______ ________ of a person has a set of responsibilities FLEXIBILITY according to their post and position in a company. NIGHT SHIFT 13. Earlier exposure to different jobs or positions is also called PERKS ________ ___________. EMPLOYEE BENEFITS 14. Presenting yourself is giving your ________ ___________. WORK CONTRACT 15. Some companies offer _________ to employees. These REFERENCES REPUTED motivate the employee to work harder and perform better at PREVIOUS work. EXPERIENCE 16. When there is a conference or ____________ it is advised to JOB ROLE offer a _________ __________ to all guests and ______them GOAL with a warm smile. OBJECTIVE 17. Some interviews are conducted through _________ __________ SELF INTRODUCTION where you have groups of 10 or more candidates in one room discussing on a topic given to them. 18. The person interviewing the candidate is called the _________. 19. A question an interviewer may ask a candidate based on his good and bad points are also called _________ and _________. 20. A timetable is also known as a ___________.
Discussion.18. Interviewer 19.Strenghts and Weakenesses 20. Schedule
13.Previous Experience 14. Self Introduction 15.Perks 16.Meeting ,Warm Welcome and Greet 17.Group 7.Availabilities 8.Night Shift 9.Employee Benefits 10.References 11.CV/Resume and Cover Letter 12.Job Role 1.Interview 2.Body Language and Gesture 3.Flexibility and Motivation 4.Reputed 5.Work Contract.6.Cancelled