Dear Jobsblog: I understand communication abilities are evaluated throughout technical interviews,
Microsoft Office Professional 2007 Activation Key, but I am an ESL [English as being a Second Language] college student and am not always comfortable with English interviews. Any strategies for college students like me? -Tongue Tied
Dear Tongue Tied: Interviews are nerve-wrecking to begin with but I'm sure for ESL students, it may be even more frightening,
Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007 Product Key! Here are some things to keep in mind: In a global economy, you should go in knowing that your diverse language and cultural experience is an advantage in itself! For those studying in US colleges, you’ve had the chance to practicing communicating and working on projects in an English environment already. For those abroad, you’ve probably had English as part of your school curriculum as well. Those experiences have already helped you prepare for your interviews. Technical interviews focus a lot on programming, problem solving and math abilities and those are abilities you can demonstrate in your interviews without needing to command the English language completely,
Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate! It’s also ok to ask clarifying questions if you want to double check what the interviewer is really asking. So what else can you do to ease your anxiety? Participate in mock interviews at your school’s career center, with alums working within the technology sector or just practice some interview questions with yourself,
Microsoft Office Professional Plus 2007 Serial! One last thing to remember: passion for technology is universal and can be demonstrated regardless what your native language happened to be,
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