Lawyer, because when I was a child I watched justice channels.

2- What's your biggest dream?

Travel to Piza Tower.

3- What's your favorite hobby?

My favorite hobby is to play soccer.

4- How many kids do you want to have?

Two, a girl and a boy.

5- What soccer team do you support?

Flamengo, because is the biggest brazilian team.

6- What is the life for you?

The life is the happy moments.

7- What was your happiest day of your life?

When Flamengo won the Libertadores 2019.

8- Who is your favorite celebrity?

Zico, Flamengo's idol.

9- What country would you like to live?

Luxemburgo

10- What is your favorite school subject?

History, because I like to understand the histoical facts.

I don't want, because it's hard.

2- Do you like to study in CEFET? Why?

Yes, because the teachers are very good.

3- Where do you want to be in 10 years?

Working and receiving a good salary.

4- Which other countries would you like to visit?

USA, England, Spanish and Norway.

5- Does anyone in your family work in computer science?

No, nobody works with it.

6- What is your favorite music genre?

My favorite music genre is Funk.

7- Which college would you like to study at?

I would like to study at USP.

8- What course would you choose if you had more options on CEFET-MG?

I would choose agropecuary.

9- Do you prefer your team to win a Libertadores or for rival teams to be relegated to the second division?

I prefer that my team wins a Libertadores.

10- In your opinion, can billionaires end world hunger?

It is a very complex issue to be discussed, in my opinion, they can't do it.

Common contexts include job interviews, journalistic interviews, research interviews, medical interviews, and police interviews.

Interviews can be conducted in person, over the phone, or via video conferencing. They may be structured (with a set list of questions), semi-structured (with some prepared questions and some flexibility), or unstructured (more conversational and open-ended).

2. Understand the Role: Know the job description and required skills.

3. Practice Common Questions: Prepare answers for common interview questions.

4. Dress Appropriately: Wear professional attire suitable for the company culture.

5. Bring Necessary Documents: Have copies of your resume, a list of references, and any other required documents.

6. Be Punctual: Arrive on time or slightly early.

7. Show Enthusiasm: Demonstrate genuine interest in the role and company.

8. Listen Carefully: Pay attention to questions and respond thoughtfully.

9. Ask Questions: Prepare questions to ask about the role, team, and company.

10. Practice Body Language: Maintain good posture, make eye contact, and offer a firm handshake.

11. Stay Positive: Speak positively about past employers and experiences.

Education and Requirements:

- Law Degree: 5 years of study.

- OAB Exam: Mandatory for legal practice.

Job Duties:

- Legal consultation and advice.

- Representation in legal proceedings.

- Drafting legal documents.

- Mediation and arbitration.

Areas of Practice:

- Civil, Criminal, Labor, Tax, Corporate, Environmental Law, etc.

Salary:

- Junior Lawyer: BRL 3,000 - 5,000/month.

- Mid-level Lawyer: BRL 5,000 - 10,000/month.

- Senior Lawyer: BRL 10,000 - 20,000/month.

- Top Executives: Above BRL 30,000/month.

Job Market:

- Law firms, corporate legal departments, public service roles, and independent practice.

Challenges:

- Competitive market; specialization offers better opportunities.

This summarizes the key aspects of a lawyer's career in Brazil.

1. Education and Licensing: Requires a five-year bachelor's degree and registration with CREA.

2. Specializations: Includes structural, geotechnical, transportation, environmental, and hydraulic engineering.

3. Skills Required: Strong technical knowledge, software proficiency, project management, communication, and problem-solving skills.

4. Work Environment: Combines office work for planning and design with fieldwork for supervising construction.

5. Career Prospects: High demand due to infrastructure needs, with opportunities in both public and private sectors and potential for advancement.

6. Challenges and Rewards: Managing regulatory constraints and project risks, contributing to significant infrastructure projects, and achieving a stable career.