Hi everyone! 😊Here is the script for the video. Feel free to follow along to help you understand and learn better. Enjoy! 💪💪 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Hi, I'm Bella. I was very nervous about my job interview. I had applied for a position at a company I really wanted to work for, and I wanted to make a good impression. To prepare, I started by researching the company. I visited their website, read about their history, and learned about their products and services. This information would help me answer questions and show that I was genuinely interested in the company. Next, I practiced answering common interview questions. I looked up questions like “Tell me about yourself,” “Why do you want to work here?” and “What are your strengths and weaknesses?” I wrote down my answers and practiced saying them out loud. This helped me feel more confident and less nervous. I also prepared a professional outfit for the interview. I chose a clean, ironed shirt and a formal skirt. I polished my shoes and made sure my hair was neat. Looking professional is important because it shows respect for the interviewer and the company. The night before the interview, I went to bed early to make sure I got plenty of sleep. In the morning, I woke up early, had a healthy breakfast, and reviewed my notes one last time. I left home with plenty of time to spare, so I wouldn’t be late. When I arrived at the company, I checked in with the receptionist. She was very friendly and asked me to wait in the lobby. While waiting, I took deep breaths to calm my nerves and reminded myself that I had prepared well. Soon, a man walked in and introduced himself as Mr. Johnson, the hiring manager. He led me to a small meeting room and asked me to take a seat. The interview started with some small talk to help me relax. Mr. Johnson asked me about my background, my previous jobs, and why I wanted to work for their company. I answered each question as clearly and confidently as I could, trying to show my enthusiasm for the role. One of the questions Mr. Johnson asked was about my strengths and weaknesses. I told him that my strength was being very organized and detail-oriented. For my weakness, I admitted that I sometimes took on too much work because I wanted to help everyone. However, I also mentioned that I was working on improving this by learning to delegate tasks better. After about 30 minutes, the interview came to an end. Mr. Johnson thanked me for coming and said they would contact me soon with their decision. I thanked him for the opportunity and left the office feeling relieved. Although I was nervous at the start, I felt proud of myself for preparing well and doing my best. Now, all I could do was wait and hope for good news. The experience taught me that being prepared and staying calm were key to handling a job interview successfully. I hope i get this job.
