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Job Interview Vocabulary 2

✓ Useful for TOEIC
Practice job interview vocabulary with this exercise. The terms here reflect the language of the hiring process — from application and screening to final interviews and job offers.



💬 Useful phrases
“Could you tell me more about the day-to-day responsibilities?” — asking for a clearer picture of what the role involves in practice
“I'm particularly proud of a project where I...” — introducing a specific achievement to showcase relevant experience
“One of my key strengths is my ability to...” — confidently presenting a skill that directly supports your candidacy
“I work best in environments where...” — describing your preferred working style to show self-awareness
“I'd describe my management style as...” — explaining how you lead or collaborate with a team
“What does success look like in this role?” — a smart question showing genuine interest in meeting expectations
“I'm looking for a role where I can grow professionally by...” — articulating clear career goals to demonstrate ambition
“In my previous role, I was responsible for...” — setting context before describing a specific responsibility or achievement


READY TO PRACTICE? LET’S GO!

Choose the correct response to complete each sentence.

1. I had a good working relationship with my ____________________ ( = boss).
2. During an interview, you might be asked to describe how you ____________________ ( = resolved) a difficult situation.
3. We need someone who can work under minimum ____________________.
4. Instead of using the word "difficult" to describe something, you should use a more positive word like:
5. Is there an ___________________ of which you are particularly proud?
6. An interviewer will ask you about your strengths, but he/she might also ask about your ___________________.
7. I was ___________________ for developing the company's intranet.
8. Some of my ___________________ included helping customers, filing complaints, and dealing with emergency situations.
9. When someone asks you to "outline your experience" they want you to:
10. Things/activities done in your free time (hobbies, etc) are known as " ___________________ activities".
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