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Printable Self-test |
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Print out this test and choose which of the options below is most like you. Put a number in each box, and then check the table below. |
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Why did you leave your last job? |
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a) I wasn't learning enough and I needed a new challenge. |
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b) I've never had a job before, unless you count tidying the toys at nursery school. |
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c) Whatever they say, the money that went missing was nothing to do with me. |
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What would you say are your strengths? |
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a) I'm a self-starting, self-motivating, innovator who can get the best out of everyone who works for me. |
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b) I don't really know. |
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c) I can do anything for anyone, no questions asked. |
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What would you say are your weaknesses? |
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a) I'm a perfectionist. |
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b) That I don't know what my strengths are? |
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c) The opposite sex and alcohol! |
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What sort of company do you want to work for? |
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a) One that strives for excellence, and continually re-evaluates its business processes against the market place. |
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b) Anything really. Indoors would be nice. |
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c) The sort that gives me a huge salary, company car, bonus, eight weeks holiday and an assistant to do all the work. |
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Have you any questions for us? |
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a) Why are you all so talented and good-looking? |
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b) Why did you ask me for an interview? |
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c) So which one is my office? |
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SCORING |
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You have nearly perfect interview technique. However no one will hire you because you are too good to be true. No one likes a know-all which is obviously why you lost your last job. You'd be ideal as the new Chairman. |
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Oh dear.You have low self-esteem. Be careful you don't get offered a job in the Accounts Department. |
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You have an aggressive attitude. You are most likely a small-time criminal. Welcome to the Sales Department. |
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Source: New English Digest |
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GLOSSARY |
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self-starting:
someone who can work by him or herself
who does not need supervision
(emprendedor/a) |
re-evaluate:
to measure and judge something again
by careful appraisal (comparar,
contrastar) |
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