Here is a dialogue between an interviewer and an interviewee looking for a job, written for students of Bangladesh and India. You can also read our dialogue between two friends on the choice of career for more practice.
Dialogue
Mr. Karim: Good morning. Please have a seat. Can you tell me your name first?
Rahim: Good morning, sir. My name is Abdul Rahim, and I have completed my BBA from Dhaka University.
Mr. Karim: Why do you want to work in our company?
Rahim: Sir, your company is well known for its honest business and good training. I want to grow my career here.
Mr. Karim: What skills do you have?
Rahim: I know Microsoft Office, I can speak English well, and I can work with numbers.
Mr. Karim: Do you have any work experience?
Rahim: I have no full-time job experience, sir. But I did a three-month internship in a bank.
Mr. Karim: That is good. What salary do you expect?
Rahim: I hope you will pay me a fair salary for my work. I am ready to learn anything new.
Mr. Karim: Can you join our office from the first day of next month?
Rahim: Yes, sir, I can join on that day without any problem.
Mr. Karim: Do you have any question for me?
Rahim: Sir, what will be my daily duty in this job?
Mr. Karim: You will manage the customer accounts and keep the daily records.
Rahim: I will try my best, sir. Thank you for giving me this chance.
Mr. Karim: We will inform you by phone within two days. Best of luck.
Tips for Writing a Job Interview Dialogue
- Start with a greeting and ask for the name of the interviewee.
- Ask questions about education, skills, and work experience.
- Include questions about salary, joining date, and daily duties.
- End with a polite thank you and a promise to inform the candidate.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why should a candidate talk about his skills in a job interview?
Because the interviewer needs to know what the candidate can do for the company.
How should an interviewee answer the question about salary?
He should ask for a fair salary politely and show that he is ready to learn new things.