Trí Đức English | Topic: Job Interview – Phỏng vấn xin việc TRÍ ĐỨC ENGLISH IELTS Speaking · Topic: Job Interview 💼 Topic: JOB INTERVIEW Câu hỏi phỏng vấn | Trả lời thông minh | Từ vựng & Thành ngữ 📚 CORE VOCABULARY – TỪ VỰNG TRỌNG TÂM interviewer / interviewee strengths / weaknesses work independently / team player overtime / work-life balance career goals / advancement resume / CV / cover letter experience / qualifications reference / recommendation salary expectations / benefits probation period / permanent position 📋 CÂU HỎI PHỎNG VẤN THÔNG DỤNG 1. Why did you choose our company? 2. Tell us a bit more about your experience. 3. If you get the job, what changes would you make? 4. Where do you see yourself in our company in the next few years? 5. What are your strengths and weaknesses at work? 6. Do you prefer working independently or as part of a team? 7. Are you prepared to work overtime in the evenings and at weekends? 8. Why did you leave your last job? 9. Have you looked at our website? What did you think of it? 10. How do you deal with stress? Talk about a stressful situation. 💡 CỤM TỪ & THÀNH NGỮ TRONG PHỎNG VẤN right off the bat – ngay lập tức, không do dự fill someone in on – cập nhật thông tin cho ai đó without a hitch – suôn sẻ, không trục trặc up to speed – nắm bắt kịp, cập nhật so to speak – có thể nói là in my blood – trong máu, bẩm sinh once in a lifetime – một lần trong đời come up with new ideas – đề xuất ý tưởng mới 📖 IELTS SPEAKING SAMPLE – CÂU TRẢ LỜI MẪU 🎤 Phỏng vấn vị trí Hướng dẫn viên du lịch: "Right off the bat, I can tell there's a really good family atmosphere here. I've lived in both Europe and Asia, so I can go to most places without a hitch. My Chinese and Japanese are up to speed. I've been running tour groups since leaving college – it's in my blood, so to speak. As for weaknesses, I can spend too much time going over my plans. But at the end of the day, I'm responsible for people's once-in-a-lifetime holidays, so I want everything to go smoothly." ✨ Từ khóa: right off the bat, without a hitch, up...