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2. The Interruption.
I think the first thing about the speach is your thoughts, so I suggest establishing order in your mind before saying. I suggest that you know enough about the subject you are meaning to talk about. If we talk about Anna, I suggest she thinks about possible questions and answers.

3. The Crisis.
If I were in Anna's shoes I think I would not probably take care about the crisis because I would not feel as a part of this company for that moment. However, it's also very pity to lose such an important presentation, so, perhaps, I would try to help them.

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Firstly, I think that the most important part of structuring the speech is ability to determine the main thought or thoughts and emphasize it during the speech.

Secondly, I suppose that the good speaker should avoid the monotony in his speech to draw the audience's attention.
Monotonous speech is boring and nobody will listen to it with interest.
Above all, I'd like to suggest expressing your thoughts clearly and precisely, especially during an interview.
Also try to be brief, because time is money.

3.
I suppose I would behave the same way in helping finding memory stick if I were in Anna's shoes.
In case if (= IF, remember the rule on my wall :) just behind my desk ) all the efforts to find the memory stick or lost information would be  (were) in vain I'd try to offer my help in preparing the new presentation instead of the lost one. Not sure that I could do it alone, but I think that I might help to reconstruct the missed presentation as a part of the team.

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2.  To my mind, the structured speech should not be hostile, but motivated.
You must grab the attention of the audience, and engage their interest in what you have to say in your speech. You can even use some polite jokes to attract the people.

Besides, one more important thing - the speech should contain some evidence which means finding credible evidence to support your argument. Try to find reputable and reliable sources. Without them your speech could fail its purpose.

During your speeach the points should be organized. This will also give your speech a more logical progression.
The final suggestion is do not try to overwhelm your audience with countless points. It's better not to use many points, but the most important ones.

I suggest following my recommendations to everyone.

3. If I were in Anna's shoes I would behave exactly the same.
She behaved well and improvised fast, but pretty carefully. She was polite, unobstrusive and very kind.
Definitely she has proven herself like decisive, purposeful and goal-oriented person.

Only one recommendation:
I would suggest Anna apologise to the lady (when the lady was a bit humiliated because of making a stupid mistake).

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2. The Interruption. Structuring the speech is invaluable, therefore my question is:
What is your suggestion for structuring the speech? Let me remind you some grammar:
suggest + 1). [that] + clause / 2). V-ing  to sb. / 3). sb do sth.

3. The Crisis. If you were in Anna's shoes how would you behave in such situation?

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1. I was also asked this question, "why are you applying for this job?" in case of Veeam. It was quite easy for me to answer because it was the only job I could imagine in our country which combines both IT and language skills requirements.

2. I could only say that the company and its product was very surprising for me - oh, there are somewhere on the Earth plastic fruits and even a company which fabricates it! However, it was the time I used to teach children with the use of these plastic fruits - we memorized their denominations such way.
I think it will be difficult for Anna to sell this product because it's new for her after selling clothes ?.

3. As for Anna's behaviour, I would like to eliminate her 'Mmm's, it sounds a little bit unprepared and unconvincing.

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1. I applied for this job because the area was new for me and I felt it would be interesting because I enjoy to evolve my skills. A good example that comes to mind is the fact that I was promoted very fast on my last job because I am learning very fast. Now I want to get experience in an international IT company.
2. I wonder how the company became one of the fastest growing company. I mean, they make plastic fruits! Who orders plastic fruits instead of buying them in shop?! I think the major difficulty for Anna will be her little amount of experience as a sales.
3. I wouldn't change anything because I suppose this was a good interview for a UK company. Perhaps, I would add a few phrases about why she wants to work in this particular company. The reason is that I am sure there are some other big companys in the city.
Nikita, September 6

Part2. The interruption
I suggest that Annaplans her speech before the interview. It will be much easier to speak if you are prepared. I suggest searching the most common questions on the interview to Anna.

3. The crisis.
I would suggest my help with restoring the file. I doubt that Denis deleted it permanently.

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1. I got the question "Why are you applying for this job?" once.The question is not really diffucult and can be answered without any hesitation. When you come to the interview, typically you know about the company and the strongest sides of the company. You can use the strongest sides in your answer. For instance: "I fully understand that this company is expanding. I have read on your website that several new products will be launched soon. I am keen to be part of this company as it expands and grows".One golden rule - read about the company before you go to the interview.

2. I reckon Tip Top Trading company is a big international company with the good market prospects. However, their HR should work harder and hire more professional staff.In my personal opinion, Anna could stumble accross the issue with unprofessional staff only.

3. In general Anna behaves pretty confident. She speaks politely and uses lots of business phrases, that is good for her.There is only one recommendation for Anna - answer faster and do not think too much over the answers.

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Guys, could you watch Episodes 0 (An Intorduction and 1 The Interview).
After watching I would like you answer some questions:
1. Look back at you past and try to remmeber your job interview. Were you asked a question: "why are you applying for this job?" If yes, write what you answered. In case of no, imagine the situation and tell us how you would answer.
2. After watching Episode 1 what do you think about Tip Top Trading?
What would be the major difficulties Anna will face working in the company?
3. Would you change anything in Anna's behaviour?  Why/ Why not?