Bir İş Görüşmesinde Söylenecek En Kötü 8 Şey — 8 Worst Things to Say in an İnterview

8 worst things to say in an interview - İş görüşmesinde söylenecek 8 en kötü şey

Please first read the whole article without using a dictionary, make sure of understanding the meaning of underlined words or word groups. Then read the meanings which are written in a mixed order below the article. Write the numbers in the blanks.

1. Interviews are nothing if not opportunities to drive yourself crazy . ---

2. Just remind yourself to look good, appear confident --- say all the right things and don't say any of the wrong ones.

3. It shouldn't be so hard to follow these guidelines except you'll be on the receiving end of an endless line --- of questions. Factor in your nerves and you'll be lucky to remember your own name.

4. Don't fret . ---

5. Your last boss was a miserable person whose main concern was making your life miserable. Of course you don't have a lot of nice things to say; however, don't mistake honesty, which is admirable, for trash-talking ---, which is despicable ---.

6. Chances are the interviewer will ask what you know about the company. If you say you don't know anything about it, the interviewer will wonder why you're applying for the job and will probably conclude you're after money , --- not a career.

7. Much like telling the interviewer that you don't know anything about the company, saying you don't have any questions to ask also signals a lack of interest ---. Perhaps the interviewer answered every question or concern you had about the position, but if you're interested in a future with this employer, you can probably think of a few things to ask.

8. "Research the company before you show up ---"

9. " Understand the business strategy, goals and people. Having this type of knowledge will give you some questions to keep in your pocket --- if the conversation is not flowing naturally . --- "

10. While you want to show that you're goal-oriented ---, be certain you don't come off as entitled --- or ready to leave behind a job you don't even have yet.

11. "There are many tactful --- ways to ask this question that will show an employer that you are ambitious and looking at the big picture ---,"

12. Another option is to ask the interviewer why the position is open, Moran adds. You might find out it's due to --- a promotion and can use that information to learn more about career opportunities.

13. As you attempt to make small talk with an interviewer, don't cross the line --- into inappropriate chitchat ---. Avoid topics that are controversial or that veer too much from work.

14. "Attempting to develop a rapport --- is essential but taking it too far --- can bring you into some uncomfortable territory ---."

15. "As Lady Macbeth so eloquently --- put it..."

16. Scripted answers, although accurate, don't impress interviewers. Not only do they make you sound rehearsed and stiff ---, they also prevent you from engaging in a dialogue.

17. "This is a conversation between a couple humans that are trying to get a good understanding of one another. Act accordingly ," --- Moran reminds.

18. Save your rants --- for your blog. When you're angry, you don't sway anybody's opinion about a topic, but you do make them like you less. For one thing, they might disagree with you. They also won't take kindly to your bad attitude.

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If you are bitter, keep it inside and show optimism. Start complaining and you will be rejected immediately, Moran warns.Do you like working with a complainer? Neither will the interviewer.

Meaning

to see the situation as a whole, not to waste time with minor details

because of

saying bad things about another people; often insulting

to do starange and unusual things

a lot of, too many

to worry about something, especially when there is no need

to risk what you already have

having an objective and doing things with a purpose

to have something in case you may need it afterwards

the only reason is money

careful not to say or do anything that could upset someone

to go too far, beyond acceptible

arrive, go

to be given the official right to do or have something

extremely bad, immoral, or cruel

to talk steadily and continuously without inturruption

to exagerate, to be beyond the appropriate

able to express your ideas and opinions well, especially in a way that influences people

sure that something will happen in the way that you want or expect

the things you speak or shout in a loud, uncontrolled or angry way, often saying confused or foolish things

to act in a way that is suitable for a particular situation or that is based on what someone has done or said

in a very formal or unfriendly way

conversation about things that are not very important

friendly agreement and understanding between people

to show that you are not interested at all