Todays Business English Podcast ESL lesson is the first in a two-part series that follows job applicant William Chow through his first interview at an international bank. In this podcast youll learn how to deal with some typical first round job inter...
BEP 41 ADV This is the second in a two-part Business English Pod lesson on first round job interviews. Youll practice responding to common interview questions and learn some useful phrases and vocabulary. As youll remember from the first episode, Mik...
This is the first in a two-part Business English Podcast series on talking about your previous experience. It is one of a longer sequence of podcasts that will focus on the complete job interview process. When you sit down to start a job interview, m...
This is the second in a two-part Business English Podcast series on discussing previous experience in workplace English job interviews. It is one of an ongoing sequence of ESL podcasts that covers the whole interview process. In the first part of thi...
This is the first in a two-part Business English Podcast series on talking about your accomplishments. It is one of an ongoing sequence of podcasts that focus on the job interview process. Along with your previous experience, your greatest accomplish...
Youre listening to the second in a two-part Business English Podcast series on talking about accomplishments. This is one of an ongoing sequence of podcasts on job interviews. The theme for this episode and the last is provide examples. In the first...
In this advanced Business English Podcast we continue to look at the language and skills of interviewing for jobs in English. So far in this series, weve examined two common question themes that you will likely be asked in almost any interview. They...
There is one question that you will definitely be asked in any job interview, a question for which you should always prepare a response. That is: Do you have any questions for me? In this Business English Podcast lesson, we will focus on how to deal...
Youve had your first and second interviews, youve performed well, and youve been selected. Youre one of the lucky few youve succeeded: Youve got a job offer in hand. But now comes one of the hardest parts of the whole process negotiating your salary....
As weve discussed in other episodes on job interviews, one goal of the person conducting the interview is to get you to let your guard down. Often, after a series of warm-up questions, the interviewer will give you a tough question. This will likely...
Congratulations! You were successful in your first job round interview, and you have been called back for a second interview. What should you expect? The key word is more there will be more questions, more pressure and, of course, more likelihood tha...
As part of our series on job interviews, in this Business English Pod episode well be taking a closer look at the process from the HR perspective. Specifically, well be studying the language of reaching a decision about whom to hire. A Brazilian busi...
This is the first in a two-part Business English lesson on talking about your job and company. The way you talk about your job gives clues to what youre like as an employee or colleague. So, its important to consider your audience. For example, if yo...
What can you say about your company? How would you describe it? There are a number of things to consider. Theres the company size, its employees, and its branches. But theres also company history, culture, reputation, and future plans. In todays less...
Today, were launching a new podcast: Business Skills 360. Free Resources: Transcript | Game Quiz Business Skills 360 will focus on the soft skills essential to your success in business. The BusinessEnglish360.com website is also a social networking p...
