What’s Keeping you Away from that Bilingual Job-Offer? Know more in this video!

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We know looking for jobs isn’t easy. And the hardest part of the process is knowing what made you fail. In this video, we one by one listed the common reasons behind failing an initial screening, interview or final assessment and how you can overcome them.
But before you go through what we had in the video, head over to this list of jobs available for you in the Philippines regardless of your language, background or preferences: jknetwork-jobs.com/search?la=&...
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25 ноя 2020

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@Emma-ku2pl 3 года назад

Thank you for sharing these common reasons in failing an interview and the tips on how it will overcome. This is very helpful to know these reasons for the job seeker look for the jobs where they really qualified :)

@ellieganio8053 3 года назад

Aww, this very helpful :) Thank you so much J-K Network Services! More videos please

@ronaldfarnig8012 2 года назад

Most of the time over rating a level/proficiency is an issue on the hiring companies side. They expect that an N3-N2 level is the same as an N1/Native level. Also, indicating "NO EXPERIENCE NEEDED" but will give you an assessment full of technical words that is only used on that job, words that does not exist in JLPT universe, and you cannot understand even if its translated in English (based on experience).

@yormecy2480 3 года назад

Very much said..i myself speak korean for everyday language when i was there for almost a decade..working with korean people and i thought i know it all..but its not enough i believe..learning more deeper bussiness conversation is an essential and typing in korean as well..ive tried once and failed 4 yrs ago..