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In the interview, the manager asked me to bring up a time when I had to handle a difficult situation. What does "bring up" mean in this context?

A. To bring something down

B. To mention or introduce a topic

C. To leave something behind

D. To avoid talking about something

The team was assigned to carry out a market analysis before launching the new product. What does "carry out" mean in this context?

A. To stop doing something

B. To complete or perform a task

C. To postpone something

D. To refuse to do something

During the brainstorming session, the team was able to come up with some innovative solutions to the problem. What does "come up with" mean in this context?

A. To come down with an illness

B. To fail at something

C. To create or produce something, especially a creative idea

D. To forget something

Select the correct tense. Can you give me an example of a project you _(have) completed recently?

Have completed

Completed

The manager advised me that in order to get ahead in the company, I should take on more responsibilities. What does "get ahead" mean in this context?

A. To fall behind in one's work

B. To move forward or advance in one's career or life

C. To quit a job

D. To get lost or confused

After the meeting, the manager chewed out the team for not meeting the deadline. What does "chew out" mean in this context?

A. To chew gum during a meeting

B. To congratulate the team for meeting the deadline

C. To scold or reprimand someone for doing something wrong

D. To ignore someone during a meeting

In the interview, the interviewee came across as confident and knowledgeable about the industry. What does "come across" mean in this context?

A. To stumble upon something

B. To give up on something

C. To appear or seem a certain way

D. To forget something

The team was able to put together a comprehensive report on the project. What does "put together" mean in this context?

A. To take something apart

B. To assemble or create something, especially a report or document

C. To avoid doing something

D. To break something

Is it acceptable to use slang in an Australian job interview?

A) Yes, it is a common way to show familiarity and establish a connection

B) No, it is best to avoid slang in a job interview

Is it acceptable to use humor in an Australian job interview?

A) Yes, it can help to ease tension and build rapport

B) No, it is best to keep the tone serious and professional

Is it acceptable to interrupt the interviewer during an Australian job interview?

A) Yes, it shows assertiveness and confidence

B) No, it is impolite and can be seen as disrespectful

Which modal verb is used in the following job interview response? "I can start work immediately and am available to work flexible hours."

A. Can

B. Could

C. May

D. Might

Is it acceptable to use informal language in an Australian job interview?

A) Yes, it can help to establish a friendly and approachable persona

B) No, it is best to use formal language and maintain a professional demeanor

Which response is acceptable for Australian communication style and culture? Interviewer: "Why did you leave your previous job?"

Answer 1: "I hated my boss and couldn't stand working there anymore."

Answer 2: "I got fired for being late too many times."

Answer 3: "I felt it was time for a change and to explore new opportunities."

Which response is acceptable for Australian communication style and culture? Interviewer: "What are your weaknesses?"

Answer 1: "I don't really have any weaknesses, I'm pretty perfect."

Answer 2: "I'm always striving to improve my skills and knowledge."

Which response is acceptable for Australian communication style and culture? Interviewer: "Tell me about a time when you had a conflict with a coworker and how you resolved it."

Answer 1: "I told them to get lost and never spoke to them again."

Answer 2: "We talked it out and came to a compromise that worked for both of us."

Answer 3: "I avoided them as much as possible until the project was over."

Which response is acceptable for Australian communication style and culture? Interviewer: "What motivates you in your work?"

Answer 1: "Money is my main motivator, the more I make, the harder I work."

Answer 2: "I'm passionate about the work and love the feeling of accomplishment when a project is completed."

Answer 3: "I just do the bare minimum to get by, I'm not really motivated by anything."

"What would you do if you disagreed with a decision made by your supervisor?" Is this a situational based interview question? True or False.

True

False

How would you describe yourself in one word?

A. Average

B. Mediocre

C. Exceptional

Can you describe a situation where you had to use your problem-solving skills?

A. Simple

B. Challenging

C. Daunting

How would you describe your communication skills?

A. Good

B. Decent

C. Persuasive

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