I watched all your videos about job interviews, in addition to learning English, I also learned a better posture for an interview, in my interview they asked some questions similar to the one in the video. I'm Brazilian and I applied for a position as an engineer who needs to speak English. I did really well and got the job. Thank you very much, Rachel!
I'm also Brazilian and I had my first interview in English last year and got the job. I went back in the last few days to prepare for a new hiring process and... IT WORKED ONCE AGAIN. Rachel is amazing and this video is a classic, essential...
@@rafaeldiasaniceto8002 Thanks to share! I'm here yet studying hard and improving day after day. I'm happy for you and i hope to fell the same sensation this year yet!
1- practice small talk 2-tell me a bit about yourself?studys 3-practice the question free talking 4- can you tell me how you heard about this position? 5-what attracted you to our company? 6-what would you say your greatest strength? 7-how do you handle a bad situation? 8-what do you consider your weakness? 7-where do you see yourself in 5 yeara? by then i would like to be... 8- your turn to ask.
Dear Rachel, Last year I was approved in a hiring process guided by this video. I wrote down every tip and every detail of your guidelines. Last week, I was approved in yet another hiring process and, again, I revisited this video to prepare for the interviews. It worked again! I see this video as a classic of essential videos for anyone who wants to be approved in a hiring process. It's just amazing how this works!! Congratulations on the content. I am very grateful to you. I wish you all the best in your life and career.
Thanks, Rachel! I have used your videos for more than a decade to improve my spoken language skill, and now for job promotion. Here is a token of appreciation for your tutorials. I know I owe you a lot more than this. Again, thanks!
For non-natives, this lesson is very useful. In Argentina we are very used to having interviews in English, and you always have to prepare to do your best. Thank you Rachel!
1:00 2:04 Small talk examples 2:59 3:11 Do you want some water or...? 3:14 Why don't you tell me a little bit about yourself? 3:46 examples 5:00 She answers the question before 5:39 Can you tell me how you heard about this position? 6:10 examples 7:05 she answers 7:30 what attracted you to our company? 8:30 answers 9:05 greatest strength? 10:54 can you tell me about a time when you suffered set back and had to maintain your enthusiasm? 13:19 What would you consider your greatest weakness? 15:17 Where do you see yourself in 5 years? 17:03 do you have any question for me about the company or the position? 20:20 full mock interview
I have some questions: 1. I’ve been rejected from about 50 interviews. (In the last one they found the excuse that I could have given more examples. There must have been 20 to 30 perfectly given interviews with no feedback at all. The feedback I got from a lot of them is that they went for another candidate). 2. Before the pandemic it only took around 4 interviews to secure a new role 3. I went to a top business school and have half a decade of experience working for blue chip companies 4. *I’ve been given the advice by some corporate operatives that I could still somehow secure a role at a top company even if I’ve been unemployed for half a dozen years* *Is it discrimination? Is it bias because there is money involved? I would just like to know what is going on as I’m being forced to retire early abroad/take a career break in the summer*.
That is my number one problem. I'm not nervous about getting interviewed because I already experienced a lot of it from the past years. My only problem is my fluency. I sometimes don't know what words to say because it is everywhere in my mind, It depends sometimes with the question.
I owe you a debt of thanks. I have followed along with your video to prepare for an interview in English and today I was informed that I was accepted for the training program . I returned back here to thank you for that 😊
Dear Rachel, my English interview is tomorrow. I am so excited because that's gonna be my lifetime interview. Frankly we only live once and we have to do what we want to do in life, right? This oppurtunity comes once in life. I gotta take it no matter what. You helped me a lot. Wish me luck please. I'll keep you posted! Much love ❤️
Hi Rachel. I live in Dublin for two years but my English is intermediary yet, and I loved yours videos. I want to thanks for your willingness to teach.
Hello, I will have an interview soon, I will be less afraid with your videos. Thank you very much. Im brazilian trying a position for the Siemens company in Portugal.
I'm following your video for the interview tommorrow. I found it very useful. I'll let you know the interview result. Whatever the result, i really appreciate your guidelines.
Love you Rach I’m Japanese and living in Japan Japanese job interview is so formal Not a small joke needs tense but according to what kind of job you want, if you want part time job like a convenience store’s register track drivers assistant that’s a not formal But you want Regular employment You have to sit down straight on chair Hands on your lap just like that totally literally speaks normal tone 😂
Hello Marion Castro, This is Jay, a Bagladeshi-Canadian. How is it going? Your English sounds pretty good. Anyway, I am going to point out that your sentences seem to lack structure (quality). Here are some rewritten sentences: The 1st one you could have said like this ---- " Sometimes, I struggle to structure sentences ", or " Sometimes, I find it difficult to construct sentences on my own ". The 2nd one ---- '' The examples you have used within the contexts here are very good ''. The 3rd one ---- " I have realized that a clear and concise answer sounds way better than just speaking in the wrong order ". The 4th one ---- " Hope to ace my next interview " or " hope to nail it for my next interview ". Thank you. Wish you all the best!
Thank you again Rachael ! Interviews are always a challenge. I have often contemplated how I should behave while being interviewed. It seems that the most successful interview experiences for myself have been ones where I remained relaxed but alert, and most important, just be myself . If you are acting, it will tell on you and be unfavorable. The person you are talking to is not God, just another person. Keep that in mind during the interview process. Always be respectful and honest. I always enjoy listening to you Rachel no matter what you talk about because your diction is near perfect.
This video brought me back to my last IELTS speaking test. I didn't do as well as I was expected. Wish I had seen this video earlier back then. Thank you Rachel, I really enjoy learning through your videos.
never expected this was an english channel until you give that introduction, like this has so much quality and straight to the point others interview's channels can't compete.
Today I started with - hello? - yes, hello, how are you, name? - Good, thank you, how about you, how's your day? - I'm great, really excited because today's meal is hot dogs, and I haven't had them in a while. - /a genuine laugh/ oh that's great. When she asked me about MY DAY (and not me), I blanked out and could only respond honestly. I think it really helped to relax the tone of the conversation, making it feel more like a chat between colleagues than an interview.
I hardly ever comment on RUclipsrs. Anyway, it will be remiss of me not to say thanks to Rachel for what she has been imparting here (on her RUclips channel) for quite a while. All her lessons are of great value to me and I really appreciate her doing this hard work for all of us. I wish her the best of everything she has ahead. Jay, Bangladeshi-Canadian.
I'll have my first interview in english Monday, my level is far to be fluent but with your advices I'm preparing myselft to give my best. Thanks from Brazil
1:05 Small talk 3:20 Tell me about yourself 5:45 Can you tell me how you heard about this position? 7:30 What attracted you to our company? 9:10 What would you say is your greatest strength? 10:55 When have you suffered a setback? 13:20 What is your greatest weakness? 15:25 Where do you see yourself in five years? 17:05 Do you have any questions to me? 19:45 End of the interview 20:00 Mock interview (body language, humor, facial expression) 26:35 Handshake 27:03 Posture 27:20 Facial expressions 27:55 A joke 28:40 Full interview replay
But this was not a class over an interview. This was an orchestra, that showed us overture, development, apotheosis and a 'gran finale'. Awesome, splendid the game of words used in this class. Rachel, you are great!
Wow, this is the second time I saw this interview., and I can tell, you and Tom are great., you both can concord anything you look forward., thanks to both of you., blessings.♥️
To be honest I would say leadership strength community and nation. My commitment daily demonstrated through my learning process. Thanks for the teachers giving me.❤❤❤❤ hope
I needed this today as I have an online job interview with an US based company, and I live in Europe and I am not native English. Makes me nervous! Thanks you
Great job. I come here learning English alone, my mind be waiting ,someone call -me for one interview with opportunity for help others people's all over the world,l'm Brazilian, tank so much, l appreciate your job, like a teacher 🙏
I really appreciate you uploading this video. I'm a Korean university student and preparing an English test after applying for an internship program of English speaking company. The video is most helful among the others in RUclips. Thanks again. I could do well because of you💚
Very helpful this video. Special for me. I feel frustrated 😕. Because I never pass the interview for a good position 🙃. I really need help. Thank you 😊
I enjoyed watching this helpful video, I think the lesson of this week has been postponed to watch this amazing one that I missed.. Thanks Ms. Rachel for your great content!
Tomorrow I'm going to a job convention in my university, english is not my first language but I'm sure that almost all the interviews will be in English, I'm not as good as I would like to be in speaking... In adition it will be my first time doing a job interview. Your video gave me a better view of what I will encounter 😊 thanks a lot!
Mrs.Rachel, I owe you. This really helps me a lot. Thanks ! Love you from Sri Lanka. I'm a 21 years old student. I wish I could speak with you live. You're such a great English teacher. Appreciate it. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's really simple and satisfying as well, not complicated. The one that i was searching for a long time. Thank you Rachel, good job ! I'm gonna have an interview very soon, i hope your videos will be a good asset to me .
Thank you for sharing this video, its really help me to prepare myself for a job interview, after almost 7 years im not working in an office. And im Indonesian, so its a little hard working for me. Wish me luck! And thank you again 🙏
Thanks Rachel! I'm an English teacher from Argentina and I love your channel. I always suggest that my students watch it to improve their English! Warm regards from Argentina! 🙋❤
most of interviews that you guys will have going like this video's process, but not just always 100% fits. like me, dude....most conversation was about the reference check and work skills. i want say that is always be flexible against variable situations. anyway, thank you Rachel! i successfully joined Hexagon . most of attitude what you mentioned on the video was so helped. - respect from South Korea
Perfect Thank's. I'm the of this people that up to now don't take care of theyr language expiriences.Now i started again with this after so many year's!😄
This video is really helpful for every single learner.I adore to watch your videos as your all videos are interesting.There are loads of concepts to learn .You are one of the greatest english teacher .Thanks for being a fantastic teacher .
Rachel I found your channel trying to self-train myself for my job interviews. I am a resident of Florida and I work as a seamstress despite having finished my university studies in Cuba, I have not yet gotten a job due to my lack of fluency in communicating, due to the panic I had from my 1st interview to work at Michaels. Thank you for your video, as you say, I have already identified my weaknesses, now I have to overcome them. I made screenshots of your advice and now I'm going to copy everything and review
Even though i'm not gonna applying job, but it's still gives me some new vocabulary. some kind of vidoes like this really help the eng learners like me. I've learned so much things about English in youtube better than what school did. So, since it's really useful,i'd really appriciate you for doing this job.Thanks a lot❤️
I found your video about the interviews very interesting. I went step by step and did almost everything that the interviewer asked for, but there are managers who believe that Uni is going for his position. They don't know that people want to grow in the best way, but anyway, you If you have talent, I'm glad to see your video, it was inspirational, although I didn't achieve it, but you're right in your video, success, keep going.
I’m going for my first job interview in English on Wednesday. As a Brazilian, it’s going to be a huge challenge for me. I’ll let you know if I succeed.
Always here thank you teacher💐 Teacher I've a question for you please . I am a student at high school in Algeria and I am a very good student so next year will be my baccalaureate exam so in this year I have to choose a University major so in fact I want to be a doctor and I want to continue my studies in USA so please I want some information if you can I really need your help ...Is it expensive and how much it costs? Can I work and study at the same time ? Is there some jobs that may help to pay the university ? I am waiting your answer Thank you 💖
Hi! I wish I had the answers to these questions, but to be honest I think that the answers will be different depending on the University you are hoping to attend. I suggest looking at schools you would be interested in attending, and then reaching out to the admissions department of each school with these questions. They will be able to give you specific answers and help you make a plan! Best of luck with your studies!! :)
Hi Rachel, I would like to thank you for this video you had made. This is very helpful to me and I've learned so many common answers from you for the common questions coming from the interviewer. I loved to repeat your video again and again not just to memorize the lines or word for word it was just because I loved how you stood out in front of the interviewer, however, you had shown many brilliant answers to those questions that I was amazed at. I wish I had confidence in speaking in English, however, I'm not good at English grammar, but then, I still, kept studying.
Hey, Rachel! This video was really out of the box. I didn't expect you to come with the 'INTERVIEW' series. Let me clue you in, Rachel!. You justified this video by bringing some cool interview tips and many interesting idioms and phrases that caught my eye. I acknowledge! How well have you used these words, such as PERSEVERE, DEMEANOUR, CHOCOLATE, CRITIQUE?!. I adore the way you explain, the correct sitting posture. There are still many things to incorporate. I like the interviewer's demeanor and his sets of questions too. Perhaps, your performance, I would highly appreciate and last but not least, that last question you asked ( IMAGINE.. ) was a really good one. I think this interview will help me to increase my probability of hearing these two words 'YOU'RE HIRED', whenever I'll go for an interview. I have a question for you, Rachel! Sometimes you pronounce T in INTERVIEW, you drop it as well. Make the cat out of this question box, Rachel! Finally, excited about your Tuesday video!.
This is a top-notch video about the typical English interview!😎👍 I wonder if they read a script or not, but even if they had done it, it's very smoothly delivered and the connective speech between them was not a problem at all. Interestingly enough, we can bump into the questions they used in my country, Korea. In the last few months, I joined several face-to-face job interviews and they were not much different from one another. Very well done.!
JA the Best, hi. I am a Bangladeshi Canadian. You speak English well; however, you still need to polish up your English a bit. First off, 'connective ' is a noun', not adjective. You could have said here ' connecting speeches ' instead. The phrase ' bump into ' can be used only with a person not with a thing. Exp. Yesterday, I bumped into an old friend of mine. You don't say ' join job interviews '. You can say ' join the debate ', join the coversation, join the line, join a campaign and the like. You could have said, ' I had several face-to-face interviews, or I had several interviews in person. Good luck !
I have just finished my job interview, and was amazing. This video help me so much and I was very impressioned with my performance. Tks a lot Teacher Rachel
Good afternoon teacher I'm a Buddhist monk in Cambodia and I always follow your charnel every day but I can't speak English, However I'm very thanks so much.
I'm going to have a interview this Monday, and I don't know if my English is enough for the questions. For this reason I'm watching the video. I only hope to have success. Althrought my english is not the good I will try.
Great video Rachel! I learned so many ways to approach those answers. Sometimes, I struggle with the structure of my sentences, and you showed us very effective examples here to use in this very formal situations. I've also realized that an short and accurate answer sounds way too better that just speak with no clear order. Good Job! Hope to nail it in my next job interview. Thanks!!!
Hello Marion Castro, This is Jay, a Bagladeshi-Canadian. How is it going? Your English sounds pretty good. Anyway, I am going to point out that your sentences seem to lack structure (quality). Here are some rewritten sentences: The 1st one you could have said like this ---- " Sometimes, I struggle to structure sentences ", or " Sometimes, I find it difficult to construct sentences on my own ". The 2nd one ---- '' The examples you have used within the contexts here are very good ''. The 3rd one ---- " I have realized that a clear and concise answer sounds way better than just speaking in the wrong order ". The 4th one ---- " Hope to ace my next interview " or " hope to nail it for my next interview ". Thank you. Wish you all the best!
Hi Rachel, how are you. Thank you for sharing your invaluable knowledge with us. Thank you for sharing these great job interview tips. This video is going to help a lot of people including native speakers. Your videos are just perfect. P.s I heard that you used the prhase "a little bit", I had heard some natives that this is wrong, since "little" and "bit" means the same thing and it sounds like repetition. I like to use it "a little bit". It sounds fun but some times I feel a little bit uncomfortable thinking if it is correct to use it or not, but if you use it here on a job interview, I know it is correct.😊
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@rachel - Would you please do a video on what’s the difference between field and feel, painFUL, full, fool, pull and pool. Thank you.
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mam, i know many of American you tubers who teach English , but the way you teach is little better than those.
mam , how can I have contact with you
Oh oh .. I thought your greatest weakness is Dorito chips .. lol
In my country, work interviews are very similar than in USA.
I watched all your videos about job interviews, in addition to learning English, I also learned a better posture for an interview, in my interview they asked some questions similar to the one in the video. I'm Brazilian and I applied for a position as an engineer who needs to speak English. I did really well and got the job. Thank you very much, Rachel!
That's awesome Ericks! Congratulations! :)
Congratulations Erick! Im brazilian too and im preparing for a job interview to be a data scientist!
Congrats Ericks! I'm brazilian also and Im preparing for my first interview in English.
I'm also Brazilian and I had my first interview in English last year and got the job. I went back in the last few days to prepare for a new hiring process and... IT WORKED ONCE AGAIN. Rachel is amazing and this video is a classic, essential...
@@rafaeldiasaniceto8002 Thanks to share! I'm here yet studying hard and improving day after day. I'm happy for you and i hope to fell the same sensation this year yet!
1- practice small talk
2-tell me a bit about yourself?studys
3-practice the question free talking
4- can you tell me how you heard about this position?
5-what attracted you to our company?
6-what would you say your greatest strength?
7-how do you handle a bad situation?
8-what do you consider your weakness?
7-where do you see yourself in 5 yeara? by then i would like to be...
8- your turn to ask.
thanks :)
good work
I hope you corrected your mistakes. Let's go on learning and never ever give up.
Thank you
Thank you for your summary
Dear Rachel,
Last year I was approved in a hiring process guided by this video. I wrote down every tip and every detail of your guidelines.
Last week, I was approved in yet another hiring process and, again, I revisited this video to prepare for the interviews. It worked again!
I see this video as a classic of essential videos for anyone who wants to be approved in a hiring process. It's just amazing how this works!!
Congratulations on the content. I am very grateful to you. I wish you all the best in your life and career.
Congratulations @rafaeldiasaniceto8002! I'm so proud of you!
Thanks, Rachel! I have used your videos for more than a decade to improve my spoken language skill, and now for job promotion. Here is a token of appreciation for your tutorials. I know I owe you a lot more than this. Again, thanks!
Thanks for this great feedback - it's always great to hear positive things Kyaw!
For non-natives, this lesson is very useful. In Argentina we are very used to having interviews in English, and you always have to prepare to do your best. Thank you Rachel!
You're welcome and thanks for sharing Valeria!
Me too
Mọi NGƯỜI vẫn đang họ mà đã biết sử dụng những câu từ khó và chính xác như vậy. Thật ngưỡng mộ!
1:00
2:04 Small talk examples
2:59
3:11 Do you want some water or...?
3:14 Why don't you tell me a little bit about yourself?
3:46 examples
5:00 She answers the question before
5:39 Can you tell me how you heard about this position?
6:10 examples
7:05 she answers
7:30 what attracted you to our company?
8:30 answers
9:05 greatest strength?
10:54 can you tell me about a time when you suffered set back and had to maintain your enthusiasm?
13:19 What would you consider your greatest weakness?
15:17 Where do you see yourself in 5 years?
17:03 do you have any question for me about the company or the position?
20:20 full mock interview
I have some questions:
1. I’ve been rejected from about 50 interviews. (In the last one they found the excuse that I could have given more examples. There must have been 20 to 30 perfectly given interviews with no feedback at all. The feedback I got from a lot of them is that they went for another candidate).
2. Before the pandemic it only took around 4 interviews to secure a new role
3. I went to a top business school and have half a decade of experience working for blue chip companies
4. *I’ve been given the advice by some corporate operatives that I could still somehow secure a role at a top company even if I’ve been unemployed for half a dozen years*
*Is it discrimination? Is it bias because there is money involved? I would just like to know what is going on as I’m being forced to retire early abroad/take a career break in the summer*.
I passed my interview, yesterday. Thanks for your sharing !
Happy to hear that Hoàng!
This is a 5 stars video; I feel everybody should watch it. It focuses on very common questions.
And yes, chocolate is my weakness.
Ha! Thanks for watching Pablo!
That is my number one problem. I'm not nervous about getting interviewed because I already experienced a lot of it from the past years. My only problem is my fluency. I sometimes don't know what words to say because it is everywhere in my mind, It depends sometimes with the question.
I owe you a debt of thanks.
I have followed along with your video to prepare for an interview in English and today I was informed that I was accepted for the training program . I returned back here to thank you for that 😊
Hi! I watched your video before a job interview and practised out loud. I got the job offer! Thank you!!!
Congratulations Sirlei! That's awesome!!
¡Gracias!
Thanks a lot!! :)
Dear Rachel, my English interview is tomorrow. I am so excited because that's gonna be my lifetime interview. Frankly we only live once and we have to do what we want to do in life, right? This oppurtunity comes once in life. I gotta take it no matter what. You helped me a lot. Wish me luck please. I'll keep you posted! Much love ❤️
tell us what happend? my interview will be tomorrow
Hi Rachel.
I live in Dublin for two years but my English is intermediary yet, and I loved yours videos. I want to thanks for your willingness to teach.
Hello, I will have an interview soon, I will be less afraid with your videos.
Thank you very much.
Im brazilian trying a position for the Siemens company in Portugal.
You're welcome and best of luck @kenneth_br3662!
I'm following your video for the interview tommorrow. I found it very useful. I'll let you know the interview result. Whatever the result, i really appreciate your guidelines.
i have an interview tomorrow too, wish u good luck!
can i ask how was your interview?
I'm a non native English speaker, and I'm really excited to watch ur video it's really useful♥️
Thanks a lot Rot!
Love you Rach I’m Japanese and living in Japan
Japanese job interview is so formal
Not a small joke needs tense but according to what kind of job you want, if you want part time job like a convenience store’s register track drivers assistant that’s a not formal
But you want Regular employment
You have to sit down straight on chair
Hands on your lap just like that totally literally speaks normal tone 😂
3.67M subscribers... Rachel a living legend !!! Rachel larger than life.
Thank you very much for your support!
Absolutely amazing! It looked so real and I thought for a moment you're gonna change jobs and take up this position with this company.
A lots of interview videos I have seen but this is exceptional, truly incredible.
Who's this guy? He speaks english so easily and faster. I like it. Good job Rachel I love yours videos, thank you for all ❤❤❤❤
He's Tom, Rachel's English Academy teacher.
Both of 'em speak just great
I can't speak English so easily but yeah trying to speak it ....your video is really helpful
Hello Marion Castro,
This is Jay, a Bagladeshi-Canadian. How is it going? Your English sounds pretty good. Anyway, I am going to point out that your sentences seem to lack structure (quality). Here are some rewritten sentences: The 1st one you could have said like this ---- " Sometimes, I struggle to structure sentences ", or " Sometimes, I find it difficult to construct sentences on my own ". The 2nd one ---- '' The examples you have used within the contexts here are very good ''. The 3rd one ---- " I have realized that a clear and concise answer sounds way better than just speaking in the wrong order ". The 4th one ---- " Hope to ace my next interview " or " hope to nail it for my next interview ". Thank you. Wish you all the best!
Thanks for sharing Marion. I appreciate it! :)
Thank you again Rachael ! Interviews are always a challenge. I have often contemplated how I should behave while being interviewed. It seems that the most successful interview experiences for myself have been ones where I remained relaxed but alert, and most important, just be myself . If you are acting, it will tell on you and be unfavorable. The person you are talking to is not God, just another person. Keep that in mind during the interview process. Always be respectful and honest. I always enjoy listening to you Rachel no matter what you talk about because your diction is near perfect.
Thank you David!
Thanks teacher. That is what I need. I'm preparing for job interview. I did not know how to start, but you explain the simple way.
You're welcome and good luck Gustavo!
This video brought me back to my last IELTS speaking test. I didn't do as well as I was expected. Wish I had seen this video earlier back then. Thank you Rachel, I really enjoy learning through your videos.
Glad it was helpful Monica!
Thank you for great and valuable lesson from non-native speaker from Ukraine
You're welcome Іра!
never expected this was an english channel until you give that introduction, like this has so much quality and straight to the point others interview's channels can't compete.
Glad to hear that Johan!
Thank you Rachel for this great job
My pleasure!
Today I started with
- hello?
- yes, hello, how are you, name?
- Good, thank you, how about you, how's your day?
- I'm great, really excited because today's meal is hot dogs, and I haven't had them in a while.
- /a genuine laugh/ oh that's great.
When she asked me about MY DAY (and not me), I blanked out and could only respond honestly. I think it really helped to relax the tone of the conversation, making it feel more like a chat between colleagues than an interview.
Thanks for sharing @prue1202!
I hardly ever comment on RUclipsrs. Anyway, it will be remiss of me not to say thanks to Rachel for what she has been imparting here (on her RUclips channel) for quite a while. All her lessons are of great value to me and I really appreciate her doing this hard work for all of us. I wish her the best of everything she has ahead.
Jay, Bangladeshi-Canadian.
Thanks so much for sharing this comment, Jay! I really appreciate it!
I'll have my first interview in english Monday, my level is far to be fluent but with your advices I'm preparing myselft to give my best. Thanks from Brazil
Hello there and good luck @silviapoletti3361!
Please, tell us what happened!
Thank you Rachel training with Rachel I love you so much ❤️❤️❤️❤️
1:05 Small talk
3:20 Tell me about yourself
5:45 Can you tell me how you heard about this position?
7:30 What attracted you to our company?
9:10 What would you say is your greatest strength?
10:55 When have you suffered a setback?
13:20 What is your greatest weakness?
15:25 Where do you see yourself in five years?
17:05 Do you have any questions to me?
19:45 End of the interview
20:00 Mock interview (body language, humor, facial expression)
26:35 Handshake
27:03 Posture
27:20 Facial expressions
27:55 A joke
28:40 Full interview replay
Thanks for sharing @Victorsbzh!
But this was not a class over an interview. This was an orchestra, that showed us overture, development, apotheosis and a 'gran finale'. Awesome, splendid the game of words used in this class. Rachel, you are great!
Thank you very much Lucio!
A wide variety of short videos - mainly on RUclips. Among them, yours. Thanks!
My pleasure!
Wow, this is the second time I saw this interview., and I can tell, you and Tom are great., you both can concord anything you look forward., thanks to both of you., blessings.♥️
Thanks Q A!
:xj
Versatility is my greatest strength. I was amazed at the interview.
Thanks.
You're welcome!
To be honest I would say leadership strength community and nation. My commitment daily demonstrated through my learning process.
Thanks for the teachers giving me.❤❤❤❤ hope
In japan, contents of questions from interviewers are same, but atmosphere is more formal.
Thanks for sharing Yu!
I needed this today as I have an online job interview with an US based company, and I live in Europe and I am not native English. Makes me nervous! Thanks you
Glad it was helpful!
The more I practice the more I'll learn . Thank you Rachel !
Great, keep at it!
Great job. I come here learning English alone, my mind be waiting ,someone call -me for one interview with opportunity for help others people's all over the world,l'm Brazilian, tank so much, l appreciate your job, like a teacher 🙏
You're welcome and thanks for watching Claudio!
A round of applause to you 👏 for this lesson. It's just GREAT! 👊. Thank you. 👍
You're welcome Algenis!
I really appreciate you uploading this video. I'm a Korean university student and preparing an English test after applying for an internship program of English speaking company. The video is most helful among the others in RUclips. Thanks again. I could do well because of you💚
You're welcome!
Very helpful this video. Special for me. I feel frustrated 😕. Because I never pass the interview for a good position 🙃. I really need help. Thank you 😊
You're best teacher in world Rachel, appreciate for your work.
Thanks a lot @jeanettegloria6244!
Awesome lesson I really appreciate your smartness and the effort you put in
In Russia it's going very similar like that I saw in this video, thanks for your lessons , good job.
You're welcome @sargeus!
I enjoyed watching this helpful video, I think the lesson of this week has been postponed to watch this amazing one that I missed..
Thanks Ms. Rachel for your great content!
Tomorrow I'm going to a job convention in my university, english is not my first language but I'm sure that almost all the interviews will be in English, I'm not as good as I would like to be in speaking... In adition it will be my first time doing a job interview. Your video gave me a better view of what I will encounter 😊 thanks a lot!
You're welcome and best of luck @jennperaltaluna!
You're awesome Rachel
Thanks a lot 🙏
You're welcome Burhan!
감사합니다.
You're welcome @최현아-g7t!
Being positive, prepared, and using powerful language can definitely set you apart in an interview.
That's right @MaximBordyug.!
Mrs.Rachel, I owe you. This really helps me a lot. Thanks ! Love you from Sri Lanka. I'm a 21 years old student. I wish I could speak with you live. You're such a great English teacher. Appreciate it. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
It's really simple and satisfying as well, not complicated. The one that i was searching for a long time. Thank you Rachel, good job ! I'm gonna have an interview very soon, i hope your videos will be a good asset to me .
I am glad you like them Alper. Wish you all the best for your interview!
Thanks a lot Rachel , I got the job offer today , your videos helped me so much
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Thank u Rachel for this video .....its amazing.....🥰🥰🥰🥰🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇸🇺🇲🇺🇸
Thank you for sharing this video, its really help me to prepare myself for a job interview, after almost 7 years im not working in an office. And im Indonesian, so its a little hard working for me. Wish me luck! And thank you again 🙏
You're welcome and thanks for sharing @meyskesubandri3555!
Thanks Rachel! I'm an English teacher from Argentina and I love your channel. I always suggest that my students watch it to improve their English! Warm regards from Argentina! 🙋❤
You're very welcome!
most of interviews that you guys will have going like this video's process, but not just always 100% fits.
like me, dude....most conversation was about the reference check and work skills.
i want say that is always be flexible against variable situations.
anyway, thank you Rachel! i successfully joined Hexagon . most of attitude what you mentioned on the video was so helped.
- respect from South Korea
Thanks for sharing and congratulations!
This is super helpful video, and it is well organized to tackle different situations for a non-native speaker.
Glad you think so!
Perfect Thank's. I'm the of this people that up to now don't take care of theyr language expiriences.Now i started again with this after so many year's!😄
This video is really helpful for every single learner.I adore to watch your videos as your all videos are interesting.There are loads of concepts to learn .You are one of the greatest english teacher .Thanks for being a fantastic teacher .
You're very welcome Nafisa and thanks for the support!
I'm whatched all your videos. Thank you very much to share your knowledgment. I'm from Brazil
Hello there and thanks for watching @joaopaulobarbosaassuncao4414!
Rachel, thanks for sharing such a stunning job interview with us, which will help us get prepared and be more confident for a job interview. 🌹❤️
You're very welcome Abdulah!
I love the way you deliver your speech because it eases the feeling of being nervous. thank you and more helpful videos!
Thank you @beeeern!
This is such a great video ❤️. It is always good to know something new ✨
Thanks Khushi!
Rachel I found your channel trying to self-train myself for my job interviews. I am a resident of Florida and I work as a seamstress despite having finished my university studies in Cuba, I have not yet gotten a job due to my lack of fluency in communicating, due to the panic I had from my 1st interview to work at Michaels. Thank you for your video, as you say, I have already identified my weaknesses, now I have to overcome them. I made screenshots of your advice and now I'm going to copy everything and review
That's great @zoilamariaruiz1520! Keep on learning!
Even though i'm not gonna applying job, but it's still gives me some new vocabulary. some kind of vidoes like this really help the eng learners like me. I've learned so much things about English in youtube better than what school did. So, since it's really useful,i'd really appriciate you for doing this job.Thanks a lot❤️
Happy to hear that Rinda! :)
I found your video about the interviews very interesting. I went step by step and did almost everything that the interviewer asked for, but there are managers who believe that Uni is going for his position. They don't know that people want to grow in the best way, but anyway, you If you have talent, I'm glad to see your video, it was inspirational, although I didn't achieve it, but you're right in your video, success, keep going.
The most useful lesson. I found this lesson very interactive
Glad to hear that!
I’m going for my first job interview in English on Wednesday. As a Brazilian, it’s going to be a huge challenge for me. I’ll let you know if I succeed.
Good luck @zhadyfps!
@@rachelsenglish Thank you ♥️
@@zhadyfpshow was your job interview?
@@vicenteperez3243 They rescheduled to tomorrow at 12pm. :(
@@vicenteperez3243 It was good! Tomorrow is the second interview with the person who is going to be my manager if I get the job.
Wooo… this is really great! This video helped me a lot to improve my behavior in interviews.
Thanks you Teacher! 😉
You're very welcome Tiago!
I think that this is the most intelligent and interesting interview example that I ever seen. Way to go.!!
Thank you @ortiz2082!
@@rachelsenglish it's a Pleasure.!!
Always here thank you teacher💐
Teacher I've a question for you please . I am a student at high school in Algeria and I am a very good student so next year will be my baccalaureate exam so in this year I have to choose a University major so in fact I want to be a doctor and I want to continue my studies in USA so please I want some information if you can I really need your help
...Is it expensive and how much it costs?
Can I work and study at the same time ?
Is there some jobs that may help to pay the university ?
I am waiting your answer
Thank you 💖
Hi! I wish I had the answers to these questions, but to be honest I think that the answers will be different depending on the University you are hoping to attend. I suggest looking at schools you would be interested in attending, and then reaching out to the admissions department of each school with these questions. They will be able to give you specific answers and help you make a plan! Best of luck with your studies!! :)
I am very happy to listen to your lessons..
I'm from Iran and your channel help me to learn english as native.
Thank you.
You're welcome Saadi!
Hi Rachel,
I would like to thank you for this video you had made. This is very helpful to me and I've learned so many common answers from you for the common questions coming from the interviewer. I loved to repeat your video again and again not just to memorize the lines or word for word it was just because I loved how you stood out in front of the interviewer, however, you had shown many brilliant answers to those questions that I was amazed at. I wish I had confidence in speaking in English, however, I'm not good at English grammar, but then, I still, kept studying.
Thanks for sharing Mervin. Just keep practicing and you'll get there! :)
@@rachelsenglish right now, in the middle of trying times I'm trying to get hired in a BPO company hoping for Gods' mercy.
I have seen your video for the first time. It's amazing. Now I can see them every day. Thank you
You're welcome Trang!
Hey Rachel! I hope you’re doing great 😊 I have a question: why I’m I fluent in writing and not in speaking?
You lack confidence! Practice speaking to yourself in the mirror until you feel comfortable speaking English in front of people.
Hey, Rachel!
This video was really out of the box. I didn't expect you to come with the 'INTERVIEW' series. Let me clue you in, Rachel!. You justified this video by bringing some cool interview tips and many interesting idioms and phrases that caught my eye. I acknowledge! How well have you used these words, such as PERSEVERE, DEMEANOUR, CHOCOLATE, CRITIQUE?!. I adore the way you explain, the correct sitting posture. There are still many things to incorporate. I like the interviewer's demeanor and his sets of questions too. Perhaps, your performance, I would highly appreciate and last but not least, that last question you asked ( IMAGINE.. ) was a really good one. I think this interview will help me to increase my probability of hearing these two words 'YOU'RE HIRED', whenever I'll go for an interview.
I have a question for you, Rachel! Sometimes you pronounce T in INTERVIEW, you drop it as well. Make the cat out of this question box, Rachel!
Finally, excited about your Tuesday video!.
This is a top-notch video about the typical English interview!😎👍 I wonder if they read a script or not, but even if they had done it, it's very smoothly delivered and the connective speech between them was not a problem at all.
Interestingly enough, we can bump into the questions they used in my country, Korea. In the last few months, I joined several face-to-face job interviews and they were not much different from one another. Very well done.!
JA the Best, hi. I am a Bangladeshi Canadian. You speak English well; however, you still need to polish up your English a bit. First off, 'connective ' is a noun', not adjective. You could have said here ' connecting speeches ' instead. The phrase ' bump into ' can be used only with a person not with a thing. Exp. Yesterday, I bumped into an old friend of mine. You don't say ' join job interviews '. You can say ' join the debate ', join the coversation, join the line, join a campaign and the like. You could have said, ' I had several face-to-face interviews, or I had several interviews in person. Good luck !
@@c2bb2c59 Thanks for correcting my sentences, buddy! Hope you do well in Canada~!
@@jathebest2835 Sure!
I have just finished my job interview, and was amazing. This video help me so much and I was very impressioned with my performance. Tks a lot Teacher Rachel
You're very welcome @joaopedrobarros3794!
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09:38 strenghth
11:00 difficult times 12:56
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Im brazilian. I am studying every day to be approved in a job interview in 6 months!
I was searching for something like that for along time ♥️ thank you so much rachel 🌹it was really helpful
Thanks Amira!
Hello Amira,can we be friends?
I love your clear pronunciation. I would wish that everyone have this kind of abilities speakers
Thank you @caiokron6626!
Thank you Rachel, this is really helpful. You’re great!
Glad to hear that Evelin!
I love back background of this video. It's so easy on the eye. Thanks Rachel
You're so welcome Raj!
Esse vídeo ficou muito bom. Tempo, quantidade de palavras e tipo de conversa.
Heheh in English please! 🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Good afternoon teacher I'm a Buddhist monk in Cambodia and I always follow your charnel every day but I can't speak English, However I'm very thanks so much.
Hi there and thanks for watching Phnom!
Hi, it’s difficult to me to know when the “s” has sound of real s and when it has sound of z. May you record a video about it?
Thanks for the suggestion! :)
I'm going to have a interview this Monday, and I don't know if my English is enough for the questions.
For this reason I'm watching the video. I only hope to have success. Althrought my english is not the good I will try.
Thanks for watching and good luck to your interview @pax9656!
Great video Rachel! I learned so many ways to approach those answers.
Sometimes, I struggle with the structure of my sentences, and you showed us very effective examples here to use in this very formal situations. I've also realized that an short and accurate answer sounds way too better that just speak with no clear order. Good Job!
Hope to nail it in my next job interview. Thanks!!!
Glad it was helpful! Marlon
Hello Marion Castro,
This is Jay, a Bagladeshi-Canadian. How is it going? Your English sounds pretty good. Anyway, I am going to point out that your sentences seem to lack structure (quality). Here are some rewritten sentences: The 1st one you could have said like this ---- " Sometimes, I struggle to structure sentences ", or " Sometimes, I find it difficult to construct sentences on my own ". The 2nd one ---- '' The examples you have used within the contexts here are very good ''. The 3rd one ---- " I have realized that a clear and concise answer sounds way better than just speaking in the wrong order ". The 4th one ---- " Hope to ace my next interview " or " hope to nail it for my next interview ". Thank you. Wish you all the best!
What's not to love. I like this kind of work. Thank you so much for your great efford.
You're very welcome!
So helpful, Rachel! I’ll definitely be sharing your video with some of my job-hunting students.
That's great Lenora! Thank you!
Raquel i have used your ideas to train a few of my English students to feel confident in getting the jobs they are applying for, thanks!a few
That's wonderful to hear Susan!
Hi Rachel, how are you.
Thank you for sharing your invaluable knowledge with us.
Thank you for sharing these great job interview tips. This video is going to help a lot of people including native speakers.
Your videos are just perfect.
P.s I heard that you used the prhase "a little bit", I had heard some natives that this is wrong, since "little" and "bit" means the same thing and it sounds like repetition.
I like to use it "a little bit". It sounds fun but some times I feel a little bit uncomfortable thinking if it is correct to use it or not, but if you use it here on a job interview, I know it is correct.😊
'a little bit' is totally fine in casual conversation, but you might want to avoid using it in a formal situation. Good luck studying :)
Love this.. you look so confident., maybe because Tom is one of your best friends.. lol. Love you both.
Thanks for watching A Q!
It’s the greatest lesson at all ! 👍🏻
God bless you 🌸🌸🌸
Thank you Salah!
Who is watching in India..plz like here❤️
Hello there and thanks for watching @jk-youtube!
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