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«КОЛЛЕДЖ ВОРОНЕЖСКОГО ИНСТИТУТА ВЫСОКИХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЙ»
Специальность 09.02.07
Информационные системы и программирование
Дисциплина – иностранный язык в
профессиональной деятельности
Контрольная работа по итогам 3
семестра
ФИО: Группа:
1. Look
at interview questions A-H. Read the answers and
match them with questions A-H.
A. How would your enemy describe
you?
B. What is your biggest weakness?
C. You have 50 red and 50 blue balls.
How could you divide these between two containers to give the maximum probability
of picking one of the colours?
D. What on your CV is the closest
thing to a lie?
E. What’s the most selfish thing
you’ve ever done?
F. What do you usually do after a bad
day at work?
G. Are you a nice person?
H. Who is your hero, and why?
Would YOU get the job?
Vocabulary:
·
Job-seeker – someone who is trying to find a
job
·
Tough – strong; not easily broken or
made weaker
·
Blurt sth
out – to
say something suddenly and without thinking, usually because you are excited or
nervous
·
Defensive – used to protect someone or
something against attack
·
A
good-natured
– pleasant and friendly
·
A
light-hearted
– happy and not serious
·
Foolproof – so simple and easy to understand
that it is unable to go wrong or be used wrongly
·
Work-life
balance – the
amount of time you spend doing your job compared with the amount of time you
spend with your family and doing things you enjoy
·
Gut
feeling – a
strong belief about someone or something that cannot completely be explained
and does not have to be decided by reasoning
·
Geek – someone who is intelligent but
not fashionable or popular
Interviews
are a source of anxiety for most job-seekers.
Job website Glassdoor has created a list of some of the toughest interview questions from the elite companies where they
were asked, and offers an expert opinion on the best possible answers.
1.
______________________________
(The
Phoenix Partnership)
How
to answer: If
you blurt out 'nothing' then you may
look too defensive, as if you are hiding
something, even if you are innocent. The best tactic would be to reply
that everyone presents the best side of themselves on a CV – that is the point of the document – but that you
think lying, is wrong.
2.
_________________________________
(Condé
Nast)
How
to answer: You
could just tell the interviewer that you are not the sort of person to make
enemies, but that sometimes you’ve enjoyed a
good-natured rivalry with someone, for example, in sport. This will show
your competitive side and drive to succeed.
3.
________________________________
(Page
Group)
How
to answer:
This is an occasion when you could give a
light-hearted response. Something like: 'I don’t consider myself to be
selfish, but I always make sure I have some time in my week for myself so I can
practice art/ tennis/ football/ singing.'.
4.
____________________________
(Palantir
Technologies)
How
to answer: Everyone
should be prepared to answer this question, no matter what job you are
interviewing for. There is no foolproof
answer, but it’s a good idea to have thought about a list of areas that are not
your biggest strengths but that would not affect the role that you are
interviewing for.
5.
________________________________
(Switch
Consulting)
How
to answer:
Don’t be afraid to talk about what you do to relax, and show how you have a
healthy work-life balance. It’s also a
chance to say something about your personal life, which could be very helpful
for making a good impression. For example, you could mention how you go to the
gym to relax.
6.
______________________________
(Badoo)
How
to answer: Avoid
yes or no answers here. Think about your personality type and the culture
of the company where you are interviewing. What is your gut feeling about the type of people that do well at the
company? This should help you to give an appropriate answer.
7.
______________________________
(Clearwater
Analytics)
How
to answer: If you
are a serious math geek, then you might
have a decent chance of answering this one. One answer would be to put a single
red ball in one container and all of the other balls in the other container.
8.
_______________________________
(GE)
How
to answer: Pick someone from the field of
sport, music, politics or entertainment, for example. The important part of
this question is not the 'Who' but the 'Why'. What is it about yourself that
you are seeking to describe?
2. Complete the sentences with words
and phrases in the list.
foolproof, geek, good-natured rivalry,
gut feeling, job seekers, light-hearted response, the point of, work-life
balance, blurt out, defensive, drive to succeed, tough
|
- Jack
is a computer ___________, so he’s been applying for jobs in IT.
- If
someone tries to annoy me, I prefer to give a ____________ rather than get
angry.
- My
colleague and I enjoy a _________ over who meets our monthly targets
first.
- Great
news for _________: more than 50% of UK companies intend to hire new staff
this year.
- I
have a ________________ that this interview will go very badly.
- I
don’t see _______________ some interview questions – they seem quite
ridiculous.
- It
can be difficult to get the right ____________, especially if you have a
position of responsibility in a company.
- This
article gives five ____________- tips on how to be successful at a job
interview.
- She
suddenly ____________, "I can't do it!"
- My
boss has given me a ___________ job/assignment.
- When
asked about his decision, he got very ____________.
- You
need to show your competitive side and _____________.
3. Put the
covering letter in the correct order.
ÿ Thank
you for your consideration. If you require any further information, please do
not hesitate to contact me. I can be reached at vinniej22@dmail.com or
07788922123. I look forward to hearing from you soon.
ÿ Dear Ms
Nelson,
ÿ I
believe that my communication skills, customer service abilities and positive
work ethic would make me an asset to the shop.
ÿ I am
currently studying English at Exeter University and I am looking for summer
work to help me finance my studies. I think I would be good at this job.
Firstly, I am both hard’ working and orginised, and I have excellent
communication skills. Secondly, I have shown that I am good at customer
service. In my previous job, on the reception desk at Queen’s Hospital, I had
practical experience of providing quality customer service and working with all
types of people.
ÿ Yours
sincerely,
ÿ I am
writing to you about the summer position at SunnySam’s Electronics, advertised
on www.summerjobsstudents.com. I
want to apply for the post. I attach my CV, application form and all the
information required in the advertisement.
ÿ Vinnie
Jessop
4. Write a
covering letter (120-180 words) for Software Student Training in Engineering
Program.
Internship description
Preferred qualifications:
- Excellent
programming skills (C++, Java, Python).
- Ability
to complete a full-time, 10-week internship between May and August 2022
- Demonstrated
leadership abilities
- Good
verbal and written communications skills with ability to work in a team
environment
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