1- How would you describe your family and what is the role of each member in the family dynamics?

My family is me, my mom, my dad and my brothers and I think our dynamic is based on helping each other.

2- what are your main academic goals for the next 5 years?

Take the Enem and train.

3- How do you imagine your career in 10 years?

I hope you are graduated and working at CEFET just like Erika Kress.

4- Do you have a role model in your family that inspires your choices?

No, I don't see anyone who wants to be or has been what I want to be.

5- Which areas of study currently interest you most?

Literature and letters.

6- How do you imagine the balance in your professional and personal life in the future?

I imagine a life where I can rest when I need it.

7- Does your family have any traditions or values ​​that influence you?

Yes, our tradition is to have no traditions.

8- what type of environment do you think would fit best?

In an academic area.

9- In addition to studies, are there other personal aspects that you want to explore?

My dream of having a big library.

10- How do you deal with challenges in your personal and professional life?

I just try not to stress about everything.

1. What is your previous work experience?

2. What are your key skills that can contribute to this role?

3. Why are you interested in working at this company?

4. What are your salary expectations?

5. How would you describe your work style?

6. Do you have any relevant experience for this role?

7. What are your strengths?

8. Are you available to travel or work flexible hours if necessary?

9. Can you tell me about a challenging situation you faced at work and how you overcame it?

10. What are your short-term career goals?

1) Do you intend to take the ENEM this year? Why and for which course?

Yes, I intend to take the ENEM to try to study physical education. I really like the area and I feel I'd do well.

2) What do you think about your academic life?

I think I'm at an intermediate level. I've been working hard to build a good educational foundation.

3) What kind of work would you do instead of having a happy life?

I need a job that guarantees me a stable life and that I enjoy, which is why I want to study physical education.

4) What do you consider to be "family"?

Family are those who are with me and support me.

5) Why don't you want to go into the building trade?

It's not an area that I have an affinity for, and I don't see myself having a stable life pursuing it.

6) What do you see as the purpose of life?

The purpose of life is to live a good life.

7) How many children do you want to have?

I want to have 2-3 children because that's enough and it's also something my partner agrees with.

8) If all your plans don't come true, what will you do?

I'll become an Uber/taxi driver.

9) Where do you want to spend the end of your life?

In my hometown, it's where I feel good to be.

10) What do you hope for the future?

I hope to be happy, have a good family and a stable career so that I can be happy.

1) Why do you want to work for us?

2) What do you expect from working for us?

3) What are your goals as a professional?

4) What areas are you most agile in? And in which areas do you have the most difficulty?

5) Do you plan to take courses and improve your CV while you're working here?

6)How would you deal with problems within the sector you are applying for?

7) If you managed to do well in your position, what other positions would you apply for in our company?

8) Also, do you aim for promotions during your time with us?

What previous experience have you had in the field?

9) In these experiences, what difficulties did you encounter the most?

https://youtu.be/bK4k37reYRs?feature=shared

Manuzinha interviewing Amanda:

https://youtu.be/7z0xs3gE6do?si=ItKzoUhzDZAT5i3R

2. Know the job description: Understand the responsibilities and skills required for the position. Prepare examples of how your past experiences align with these requirements.

3. Practice your answers: Think of common interview questions and practice your answers. This includes talking about your experiences, skills, and how you've handled challenges in the past.

4. Prepare questions for the interviewer: Have some questions ready about the company, team or position. This demonstrates your interest and engagement.

5. Dress appropriately: Choose clothing that is professional and fits the company culture. When in doubt, it is better to err on the side of too much formality than too little.

6. Arrive on time: Plan to arrive in advance to avoid unforeseen events. Arriving late can make a bad impression.

7. Be confident and maintain good posture: Maintain an upright posture, make eye contact and smile. A confident attitude can convey competence and enthusiasm.

8. Be clear and concise: Answer questions directly and clearly. Avoid rambling and stay focused on the most important points.

9. Show enthusiasm: Show genuine interest in the position and the company. Enthusiasm can be contagious and show that you are a motivated person.

10. Thank you for the opportunity: At the end of the interview, thank the interviewer for the opportunity. This shows politeness and consideration.

Let's go meet MANUZITAAAA:

https://youtu.be/4y1ogTJjAuU?si=naxqsVweQbJrldDZ

1)Research the company, its culture and what it does.

2)Prepare for common questions and try to anticipate questions about your experience and why you fit the job.

3)Highlight relevant skills and talk about your past achievements in other companies.

4) Show genuine interest in the position.

5) Be honest and don't exaggerate your skills.

6) Communicate clearly and confidently and maintain eye contact.

7) Ask pertinent questions that show interest.

8) Take care of your appearance and be punctual: Dress appropriately and arrive on time.

9) Say thank you and follow up: Send a thankyou email after the interview.

10) Be prepared to discuss salary and benefits if necessary.