Roleplay Script: Job Interview
Characters:
• Interviewer (Mr. Johnson) – A manager at a marketing company
• Interviewee (Lisa) – A high school graduate applying for a Marketing Assistant position
Scene: A Job Interview at a Marketing Company
Mr. Johnson: Good morning! Please have a seat.
Lisa: Good morning, sir. Thank you.
Mr. Johnson: Could you introduce yourself, please?
Lisa: Sure! My name is Lisa, and I recently graduated from high school. I have a strong interest
in marketing and have participated in several school projects related to advertising and social
media campaigns.
Mr. Johnson: That sounds great! What made you interested in applying for this position?
Lisa: I am passionate about creativity and communication. I believe marketing is a great way to
connect with people and influence their decisions. I also enjoy working in a team and learning
new things.
Mr. Johnson: Do you have any experience related to marketing?
Lisa: Yes, I helped manage my school's social media account and organized promotional events
for school activities. I also joined a business club where we created marketing strategies for
small projects.
Mr. Johnson: Impressive! How do you handle working under pressure?
Lisa: I stay calm and focus on prioritizing my tasks. I make a to-do list and manage my time
effectively. If I need help, I’m not afraid to ask for advice from my team or supervisor.
Mr. Johnson: That’s a good approach. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
Lisa: My strengths are creativity, teamwork, and adaptability. I enjoy problem-solving and
coming up with new ideas. As for my weakness, I sometimes get nervous when speaking in front
of a large audience, but I am working on improving my confidence.
Mr. Johnson: That’s good to hear. Why should we hire you?
Lisa: I am eager to learn, hardworking, and dedicated. I believe I can contribute fresh ideas and a
strong work ethic to your team.
Mr. Johnson: Thank you, Lisa. We will review your application and contact you soon.
Lisa: Thank you for the opportunity! I look forward to hearing from you.
Roleplay Script: Job Interview
Characters:
• Interviewer (Ms. Anderson) – A manager at a hotel
• Interviewee (David) – A high school graduate applying for a Front Desk Receptionist
position
Scene: A Job Interview at a Hotel Lobby
Ms. Anderson: Good morning! Please take a seat.
David: Good morning, ma’am. Thank you.
Ms. Anderson: Could you introduce yourself?
David: Sure! My name is David, and I recently graduated from high school. I have a strong
interest in the hospitality industry and enjoy working with people. I believe my communication
and problem-solving skills make me a good fit for this position.
Ms. Anderson: That’s great! Why do you want to work as a front desk receptionist?
David: I enjoy interacting with people and helping them feel comfortable. I also like organizing
tasks and handling challenges in a fast-paced environment. I believe this role will help me grow
both personally and professionally.
Ms. Anderson: Do you have any experience in customer service?
David: Yes, I worked part-time at a café, where I greeted customers, took orders, and handled
payments. This experience taught me how to communicate well and manage customer requests
efficiently.
Ms. Anderson: Excellent! In this job, you might have to deal with difficult guests. How would
you handle a situation where a guest is upset about their room?
David: First, I would stay calm and listen carefully to their complaint. Then, I would apologize
for any inconvenience and offer a solution, such as checking for an available room change or
offering a complimentary service. If needed, I would contact my supervisor for further
assistance.
Ms. Anderson: That’s a good approach. What are your strengths and weaknesses?
David: My strengths are patience, problem-solving, and adaptability. I can stay calm in stressful
situations and find solutions quickly. As for my weakness, I sometimes hesitate to ask for help,
but I am learning to communicate better with my team.
Ms. Anderson: Good to know! Why should we hire you for this position?
David: I am hardworking, reliable, and eager to learn. I believe my customer service skills and
positive attitude will contribute to the hotel’s reputation and guest satisfaction.
Ms. Anderson: Thank you, David. We will review your application and contact you soon.
David: Thank you for your time! I look forward to hearing from you.
