Entrevista de emprego em inglês: perguntas, respostas e dicas

Entrevista de emprego em inglês: perguntas, respostas e dicas

Quem nunca sentiu aquele friozinho na barriga antes de comparecer a uma entrevista para emprego, seja de forma presencial ou online? E some-se a esse nervosismo o fato de ter que fazer isso em uma língua estrangeira. De certa maneira, a maioria das entrevistas com fins de seleção têm o mesmo formato e perguntas tão semelhantes que até somos capazes de antecipá-las. 

 

Contudo, geralmente o problema não reside nas perguntas, mas sim em como devemos respondê-las para que tenhamos maiores chances de conquistar a vaga oferecida.

 

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Agora vejamos: se essas respostas já constituem um desafio em português, como devo elaborá-las se a entrevista for em inglês? Leia a seguir as nossas dicas de frases prontas para que sua entrevista seja um sucesso. Porém entenda que as dicas são linguísticas, do tipo ‘clichês’ para iniciar as respostas. O conteúdo informativo fica por sua conta, fechado? 

 

Pois bem, vamos supor que a entrevista inclua as perguntas abaixo. Considere as dicas de como iniciar suas respostas em inglês. 

 

  1. Tell me about yourself.
      1. As you know, my name’s (NAME); I have degree in (____) from (XYZ University; I’ve worked as a (___) for 12 years, and since then I have (___); etc;Why do you want to work at this company?
      1. It’s my understanding that (COMPANY) is reputable for (___). Working here would be an opportunity for professional development while contributing to the company’s growth. In fact…
  • Why should we hire you?
      1. I’m convinced that, with my background and experience, I can become an asset to the company; 
  • What are your greatest strengths?
      1. One thing I’m very good at is…
      2. My colleagues and superiors have always praised my ability to deal with…
  • What do you consider to be your weaknesses?
      1. If there is an area I believe I should work on, that will definitely be… 
  • What is your greatest professional achievement?
      1. I’m very proud of having (BEEN, DONE, GONE, ACHIEVED, etc)
  • Why are you leaving your current job?
      1. After (_ING) for so many years, you start looking for new challenges and motivation. Professional growth has always been a goal.
  • How do you deal with pressure or stressful situations?
      1. Well, the first thing to do when facing an adverse situation is … 
  • What do you like to do outside of work?
      1. One of my favorite pastimes is … Not only does it help me relax, it also refreshes my professional perspectives. 
  • Where do you see yourself in five years? 
      1. Why not here if there is satisfaction on both sides? Let’s get started and see how it works.
  • What’s your dream job?
      1. I’d say it’s the job that gives employees opportunities to operate at their best and recognizes their good performances. 
  • What are your salary expectations?
      1. I always expect to be fairly compensated for important achievements and productivity. After all, businesses are a two-way road. 
  • When can you start?
      1. Why not tomorrow?
      2. I just need a couple of days to settle a few personal issues;
      3. You name it. I’m all set.
  • Is there anything else you’d like us to know?
      1. There something I think I should tell you in advance. Supposing I get this job, I’d be grateful if…
  • Do you have any questions for us?
    1. There are one or two questions I’d like to ask. Firstly, …
    2. Yes, there’s one thing I’d like to know…
    3. Yes, there is. Would you mind telling me if…

 

E então, pessoal? Prontos para a batalha? Boa sorte na entrevista!

 

Esse artigo foi produzido com a colaboração do Marcus André – professor ABA, especialista em fonética e, nas horas vagas, ator e cantor no Drama Club. Agora também por aqui conosco, sendo o mais novo colunista em nosso blog.

Deborah Carneiro
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