Learn French with Mini Dialogues Ep 59: Job Interview Advice (A2-B1)

Enzo, help me. I have an interview tomorrow for a secretary position. I don't know what to do. No problem. The key is self-confidence. Walk into the office, as if you were already the boss. As the boss? So, I have to yell at people and drink coffee all day? Exactly! And if you're asked about your flaw, say that you're too perfectionist. But I always put ketchup on my pasta. It's far from perfect. Shh! No one should know. What if I'm asked a difficult question? Like, where do you see yourself in five years? Answer. In your office, with your job and your salary. Oh, but that's a bit mean, isn't it? No, it's ambitious. Companies love that. Okay. And for the outfit? Do I wear a dress or trousers? Wear both. That way, you show that you're versatile. Wait. A dress over a pair of trousers? Great, isn't it? Plus, if you're hot, you can take the dress off during the interview. Enzo, I'm sure it's not professional. And the questions I have to ask at the end? Ask how many coffee breaks they allow per day. And if the toilets have free paper. Uh, I don't think that's a good idea. Yes, it shows that you think about the important details. And if they ask me why I want this job? Say, I love money. And you have some. Enzo! Okay. Say, I'm looking for a stimulating challenge. In a dynamic environment. And if I don't understand a question? Make a joke. For example, is this a trick question? Because I'm allergic to stings. No, I'm just going to say. Can you repeat, please? Bof. Not so funny. Okay, let's summarize. Arrive on time. Be polite. And don't talk about ketchup on the pasta. Yes, but where is the originality? The originality is to have the job at the end. Touché. Good luck tomorrow. Emma's job interview is not going as expected. Watch her turn every question into a comedy sketch.