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Topic: Job Interview Vocabulary 1



This is an exercise to help you learn & practice some of the common words, terms, and expressions used during a job interview. Hopefully it will help you get the job that you always wanted.

Choose the best response to complete each of the sentences below.


1. When did you start your current ____________________ ( = job)?
  position
  place
  work

2. I left my last job because I felt that they didn't recognize my ____________________.
  accomplishments
  accommodations
  acclimation

3. I've always been a team ____________________. ( = I've always worked well with other people)
  play
  worker
  player

4. I believe I'm a good ____________________ for this position.
  fitness
  fit
  man

5. Tell me a little about your ____________________ job ( = your last job).
  past
  finished
  previous

6. I developed good communication skills ____________________ as a customer service representative.
  while working
  when working
  by working

7. What does "rep" stand for?
  representative
  republican
  reprimand

8. You shouldn't discuss salary until the interviewer ____________________ ( = starts talking about it).
  brings up
  brings it on
  brings it up

9. An interviewer might ask you what your "salary ____________________" are. This is the formal way of asking how much money you require.
  needs
  requirements
  desires

10. Many companies want to hire someone who can ____________________ well.
  take pressure/stress
  handle pressure/stress
  get pressure/stress


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