Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de
Puebla
Preparatoria Enrique Cabrera Barroso (urbana)
Subject:
English
Final Project
“A Job Interview”
Teacher:
Jair López Valencia
Students:
Andrade Ramírez Valeria
Arellano Cázares Jacqueline
Huey Salas Kenneth Ramón
Vega Toxqui Alan Noé
Group: B III 5
Job Interview: Miniso Warehouse (Jacky/Vale)
Interviewer: Good morning! Thank you for coming today. Let’s begin. Can you
tell me about your previous work experience?
Candidate: Good morning! Thank you for having me. I have worked in
warehouse operations for two years. During this time, I’ve been organizing
inventory, preparing orders for shipment, and ensuring that all items are
correctly labeled.
Interviewer: That’s good to hear. Have you worked with any specific inventory
systems before?
Candidate: Yes, I have. I’ve used digital inventory systems to track stock and
maintain accurate records. For the past year, I’ve been learning to use them
more efficiently, and it has improved my productivity.
Interviewer: Excellent. Can you share a time when you faced a challenge in
your work and how you managed it?
Candidate: Certainly. There was a time when we received a shipment that was
missing some items. I had been checking the inventory and quickly identified
the issue. I worked with the supplier to resolve it, ensuring that the missing
items were delivered on time.
Interviewer: That’s a great example. How long have you been interested in
working in logistics?
Candidate: I’ve been passionate about logistics since my first job in a retail
warehouse. Over the past two years, I have developed my skills and enjoyed the
process of organizing and optimizing operations.
Interviewer: This job can be physically demanding. Are you comfortable with
heavy lifting and long shifts?
Candidate: Yes, I am. I have been working in similar environments and have
always been physically active. I’ve also been improving my stamina by
maintaining a regular fitness routine.
Interviewer: How do you ensure that your work is accurate, especially when
handling large shipments?
Candidate: I always double-check the inventory list against the shipment and
communicate with the team to avoid any mistakes. Recently, I’ve been
improving my attention to detail by focusing on smaller tasks before moving on
to larger ones.
Interviewer: That’s great to know. Do you have any questions for us?
Candidate: Yes, I’d like to ask about the training process for new employees.
Do you provide on-the-job training?
Interviewer: Absolutely. We have a training program that helps new
employees learn our processes and inventory system.
Candidate: That sounds great. I appreciate the opportunity to interview with
you today.
Interviewer: You’re welcome. We’ll contact you within a week regarding the
next steps.
Candidate: Thank you. I’m looking forward to hearing from you!
Job interview: Pharmacy (Alan/ Kenneth)
Interviewer: Good morning. Can you tell me
about yourself?
Candidate: Good morning. My name is David.
I have worked in customer service for three years, and
I have been improving my skills in communication and or
ganizationduring that time.
Interviewer: Have you ever worked in
a pharmacy before?
Candidate: Yes, I have worked in a smallpharmacy for
two years. I have been helpingcustomers find
products, organizing the shelves,
and managing inventory.
Interviewer: Why do you want to work for
our pharmacy?
Candidate: I have admired your pharmacy for a long time
because of its reputation for excellent service.
I have been looking for
an opportunity to join a company that prioritizescustome
r care and community health.
Interviewer: How have you handled difficultcustomers in
the past?
Candidate: I have always stayed calm and professional.
I have listened to their concernscarefully and found solut
ions to theirproblems.
This approach has helped me buildgood relationships wit
h customers.
Interviewer: What skills have you developedthat make
you a good fit for this job?
Candidate:
I have developed strongcommunication skills and
the ability to stayorganized under pressure.
I have also beenimproving my knowledge
of basic pharmacyproducts to better assist customers.
Interviewer: Have you ever worked in
a teamenvironment?
Candidate: Yes, I have worked with teams in all
my previous jobs.
I have beencollaborating with colleagues to ensuresmoot
h operations and excellent customerservice.
Interviewer: What motivates you to do your best
at work?
Candidate: I have always been motivated by the desire to
help others. Knowing that
I havecontributed to someone’s health and well-
being keeps me focused and positive.
Interviewer: When can you start working?
Candidate: I have been ready to start for some time now,
so I can begin immediately.
Interviewer: Thank you, David. We willcontact you soon.
Candidate: Thank you for your time. I
look forward to hearing from you.
