All dialogues · Work
Job Interviews
Introducing yourself, talking about your experience, answering questions.
One situation, many conversations
In real life “Job Interviews” isn’t one conversation. It’s the time it went smoothly, the time something went wrong, the time you had to ask one more question. Each one uses different words, so each one is practised on its own.
All 15 dialogues
- Introducing Yourself8 turns · you say 4 linesThe opening minute: who you are and what you do.
- Talking About Strengths8 turns · you say 4 linesWhat you're good at, with an example.
- Talking About Weaknesses8 turns · you say 4 linesAn honest answer, plus what you're doing about it.
- Walking Through a Project8 turns · you say 4 linesOne project: what you did, what went wrong, what came out.
- Working With Others8 turns · you say 4 linesHow you work with people, including disagreement.
- Talking About Salary8 turns · you say 4 linesAnswering the money question.
- Asking Your Own Questions8 turns · you say 4 linesYour turn to ask — and make it count.
- Explaining a Gap8 turns · you say 4 linesA gap on the CV — explaining it plainly.
- Asking About Remote Work8 turns · you say 4 linesWhere and when you'd actually work.
- A Phone Screen8 turns · you say 4 linesThe quick fifteen-minute call.
- Following Up After the Interview8 turns · you say 4 linesChecking the timeline and staying interested.
- Getting an Offer8 turns · you say 4 linesAsking about the details and buying time to think.
- Turning an Offer Down8 turns · you say 4 linesSaying no without burning the bridge.
- Giving References8 turns · you say 4 linesWho they can call and how.
- A Take-Home Task8 turns · you say 4 linesScope, deadline and how to hand it in.