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1 - I am a person very interested in the subjects around me, I am very intelligent and dedicated, always seeking to achieve my goals.

8- My weaknesses are: I take a long time to admit my mistakes and sometimes I let my competitiveness get in the way of my relationships

11 - My leadership skills were well developed during my internship, in which I learned to deal with different realities of people and having to organize activities in the best possible way in order to please as many people as possible, always giving good examples of attitudes

14 - When I ended up getting carried away by anger and kicked my hairdresser in the belly during a football game.

15 - I quit my job in order to find time to study for college entrance exams

18- my first career plan was to be a military aircraft pilot for the Brazilian aeronautics, but I changed my mind when I decided that engineering would be more relaxed and with less emotions

23 - My work style is practical, that is, I don't really like dealing with documentation or bureaucracy, I rather like putting activities into practice.

30 - My passion is for evolution and learning, having as the best part being next to people who do you good and who grow together with you in life.

33 - I like to deal with flexibility and confidence, without imposing pressure or schedule, but working with the guarantee of good production and good results without constant pressure.

36 - I intend to reach my achievements by working a lot in an intelligent way, having good companies by my side that helped me to build a better career.

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I am planning on pursuing a degree in Civil Engineering. One of the biggest positives of this field is the opportunity to design and build structures that can positively impact society. Civil engineers have the ability to shape the physical world around us, whether it's through building roads, bridges, buildings or entire cities. Another positive is the potential for a high salary and job security, as there is always a demand for skilled civil engineers.

However, there are also some potential drawbacks to this field. One negative is the extensive education and training required, which can be time-consuming and expensive. Additionally, civil engineers often face a high level of responsibility and liability for their work, as they are tasked with ensuring the safety and stability of structures that will be used by the public. Despite these challenges, I am excited to pursue a career in Civil Engineering and contribute to building a better world for all.

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INTERVIEW ( Emanuel, Maria Eduarda Amado )

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INTERVIEW ( Emanuel, Maria Eduarda Amado )

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   I wish to be like this, in my future office, being C.E.O and making a lot of projects.

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I wish to make architecture, because I like aesthetic concepts so much and I like buildings too.

I Love architecture art,but  accessibility,urbanization,customer conversations and development of ideas greatly impress me a lot

Unfortunately the part of legislation does not please me very much,i think this part is detailed and a little boring.

I hope to be a great professional and make great projects.

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Two tips on how to construct questions for an interview:

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Two tips on how to construct questions for an interview:

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1. Be specific: When constructing questions, be as specific as possible. This helps to avoid confusion and allows the candidate to provide a more detailed response. For example, instead of asking "What kind of work experience do you have?", you could ask "Can you describe a project you worked on that relates to this position?"

2. Avoid yes or no questions: Questions that can be answered with a simple "yes" or "no" don't provide much insight into a candidate's experience or qualifications. Instead, ask open-ended questions that encourage the candidate to provide more detailed responses. For example, instead of asking "Have you ever dealt with a difficult customer?", you could ask "Can you describe a time when you had to handle a challenging customer situation?"

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10 Common Job Interview Questions and How to Answer Them (hbr.org)

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job interview responses (Maria Eduarda Amado)

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job interview responses (Maria Eduarda Amado)

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5 -Because I'm creative,communicative,dedicated,perfectionist and persistent.

7-  Deal well with pressure and I'm fast,beyond always trying to be the best at my job.

9- My best conquest is not giving up in the face of adversity.

20 - I hate having to deal with documentation and legislation, because it is very boring.

22- I like customer conversations.

25-  Describe me as dedicated and focused.

29-  I prioritize quality on my projects.

31- My motivation is money and better living conditions

35- I see myself getting a bachelor's degree in art history architecture college.

39- The way I talk with people.

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some of the main questions that are commonly asked in an interview: 

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some of the main questions that are commonly asked in an interview: 

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1. Can you tell us a little bit about yourself?

2. What are your strengths and weaknesses?

3. Why are you interested in this position/company? (VERY usefull for so many situations)

4. What relevant experience do you have for this role?

5. How do you handle difficult situations or conflicts with coworkers?

6. What are your long-term career goals?

7. Can you give an example of a successful project you have completed in the past?

8. How do you handle stress and pressure?

9. What do you know about our company and the industry?

10. Do you have any questions for us?

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AMBITIOUS

[Ambicioso] Someone who is keen to get on at work

CONFIDENT

[Confiante] Having belief in yourself, and your abilities

DILIGENT

[Diligente] Someone who works hard, and pays attention to what they do

PRODUCTIVE

[Produtivo] That produces a lot

PERSISTENT

[Persistente] Goes after what he/she believes in

INNOVATIVE

[Inovador] Thinks outside the box

HONEST

[Honesto] Someone that is trustworthy, doesn't lie or cheat.

MOTIVATED

[Motivado] A person that is enthusiastic

PUNCTUAL

[Pontual] Always on time

TEAM-PLAYER

[Alguém que trabalha bem em equipe] Easily work in groups

RESOURCEFUL

[Engenhoso] Comes up with solutions, useful informations, etc

METHODICAL

[Metódico] Pays attention to detail

DIPLOMATIC

[Diplomático] Takes everyone's opinion in consideration

FOCUSED

[Focado] Doesn't get distracted easily

OPEN-MINDED

[Possui a mente aberta] Someone who is open for new ideas and concepts

PRACTICAL

[Prático] Someone that puts theory and ideas in practice

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Video Interview TIPS - How to Stand Out in Video Interview for Jobs!

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Video Interview TIPS - How to Stand Out in Video Interview for Jobs!

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Video Interview TIPS - How to Stand Out in Video Interview for Jobs! - Bing video

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1. Prepare ahead of time: Research the topic or person you will be interviewing, and prepare a list of questions to ask.

2. Create a comfortable environment: Make sure the interviewee feels at ease by creating a friendly and comfortable environment.

3. Listen actively: Pay attention to what the interviewee is saying, and be engaged in the conversation. This will help you to ask relevant follow-up questions.

4. Avoid leading questions: Ask open-ended questions that allow the interviewee to give detailed responses. Avoid questions that suggest a particular answer.

5. Respect the interviewee: Be respectful and courteous to the interviewee at all times, even if you disagree with their opinions.

6. Follow up: After the interview, follow up with the interviewee to thank them for their time, clarify any information, and confirm any next steps.

7. Record the interview: If possible, record the interview so that you can refer back to it later when writing your article or report.

8. Practice active listening: Keep your focus on the interviewee and try to avoid distractions.

9. Be professional: Maintain a professional demeanor throughout the interview, and avoid any personal biases or prejudices.

10. Stay on topic: Make sure to stay on topic and keep the conversation focused on the purpose of the interview. Don't allow the conversation to wander too far off track.

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Top Interview Tips: Common Questions, Nonverbal Communication & More | Indeed

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Top Interview Tips: Common Questions, Nonverbal Communication & More | Indeed

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Top Interview Tips: Common Questions, Nonverbal Communication & More | Indeed - Bing video

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How To Introduce Yourself In Interview | Self Introduction In Interview For Freshers | Simplilearn

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How To Introduce Yourself In Interview | Self Introduction In Interview For Freshers | Simplilearn

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How To Introduce Yourself In Interview | Self Introduction In Interview For Freshers | Simplilearn - Bing video

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