2. Note the vocabulary:

objective — цель

to draw — составлять (документ)

credentials — документы

to fiddle — вертеть в руках, играть

representative — представитель

to assure — заверить

to negotiate — вести переговоры

rewarding —стоящий, полезный

3. Answer the questions:

1. What have you to start job search with?

2. What kind of information should you present in the resume?

3. What can you help in finding a job?

4. If you are invited to an interview how to make a good impression on the interviewers?

5. When is it proper to ask about the salary?

6. How would you assure the company representatives that you are the right person for the position?

4. Write down key words and word combinations from the text and make a short summary of it. Text в. What is a women's dress code for interviewing?

1. Read and translate the text.

Basically, with all the differences in dress codes at different organizations, it would be impossible to come up with 'the outfit' for all employers.  One rule of thumb would be to dress as if you worked there already but slightly better.   In this case, guys have it easier- a suit works everywhere (dress it up with a tie, dress it down by taking the tie off and opening a collar).

For women, the issues are more problematic.  Go for the more business-like attire.  Avoid flashy colors, bold prints or clanking jewelry; don't look fussy.

Pick something that you are comfortable in; no tugging or re-adjusting when you sit.  Try it out by sitting in different types of chairs, for example.  Carry an efficient folder or case for your resume and/or work samples; perhaps a small purse for the necessities?  Low heels (not those killer spikes).   Low-cut and tight shirts are for after-hours. (We have seen all types come in for interviews.)

Be neatly presented in any case.  Check for seam rips, runs in stockings and missing buttons.  Look great and your confidence will shine thru.  Pick your outfit ahead of time then forget about it; think about selling your skills, not your wardrobe. 

Good luck.  And don't forget to smile!  That is the best fashion accessory - looking like you are happy to be there and proud to talk about the value YOU can bring to their company.

2. Explain the underlined word-combinations in English

Text С. Most Frequently Asked Interview Questions

1. Read and translate the text.

Confidence

How confident are you that you can successfully perform the duties of this position and why?

Tell us about a situation that would demonstrate the level of confidence that you have in yourself.

Tell us about a situation that would demonstrate the level of confidence your manager has in you.

Tell us about a situation that would show the confidence your coworkers have in you.

Creativity

Are you creative? Give us one example of your creativity.

Describe a situation where you came up with a creative solution to a problem.

Independent/Self-Starter

Provide us with an example of your ability to work independently. Give an example.  The example may relate what you did in an emergency situation. ( If this is your first job, use an example from school)

Pressure

What experience have you had in pressure situations?

Tell us about a pressure situation you were in that would demonstrate your ability to work under pressure.

What are some constructive methods of dealing with stress?

Responsibility

Briefly describe the most significant responsibility you have had in your career and what it taught you?

How do you handle responsibility?

Risk

How do you deal with risk on the job?

Name the greatest risk that you've taken?

Tell me about a time when you tried and failed.

1. Has this ever happened to you?  No one expects perfection actually; employers are more interested in your ability to cope, to learn from mistakes, and to deal with others who are less than perfect. 

2. Explain the following words and word-combinations in English: confidence, creativity, self-starter, emergency situation, a pressure situation, responsibility.