W: Friendship Department Store. May I help you
M: Yes, could you tell me when the store closes today
W: We close at 7:30.
M: I see. And when do you open
W: Nine o’clock on the weekend.
M: Fine. Thank you very much.
Do you feel terrified when you go for a job interview I think we all feel the same way to a greater or lesser extent.
It’s natural for us, during the course of the interview, to think of the reasons why we shouldn’t get the job rather than why we should, for example, the qualifications aren’t quite right, the job sounds far too demanding, can I take the responsibility Have I been out of the workforce for too long Instead of concentrating on your weaknesses, concentrate on your strengths. Instead of worrying about the fact that you’re "too old", think about all the wisdom and experience you can bring to a job which a younger person perhaps can’t.
It’s a good idea to spend some time trying to sort out what the employer wants. Don’t go into an interview "blind"—do some homework. Even if the job functions seem obvious, make a list of them starting with the most important ones. Then under each function
M: You look tired. Where did you go last night
W: I planned to watch a film, but I went to meet my friend at the airport.
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