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Interviewer 1: Hello. Good morning.

I’m ……
Interviewer 2: Hello. I’m …..I’m pleased to meet you.
Interviewee: It’s nice to meet you too. Thank you for inviting me!

Interviewer 1: To get started, Can you tell me a little bit about yourself?
Interviewee : Yes, I’m Wai Phyo Aung and I graduated from Yangon University
with a Bachelor of Business Administration, Specialization in Human Resource
Management. Moreover, I’m also taking a course named The Arts and Science of
Relationships: Understanding Human Needs that is offered by the University of
Toronto.

Interviewer 1 : That's great. Can you tell me how you heard about this position?
Interviewee : A friend of mine saw this position on LinkedIn and forwarded it to
me.

Interviewer 1 : What attracted you to our company?


Interviewee : To be honest, what really caught my eye was the support you provide
for your employees. And I love your continuing education initiatives, where you
pay for employees to learn new skill sets. I think that really helps to build
employees' satisfaction and loyalty.

Interviewer 1 : What would you say is your greatest strength?


Interviewee : My greatest strength is flexibility. I find that this is very important
when I'm working with lots of different people and opinions.

Interviewer 1 : That's very good. Can you tell me about a time when you had to
deal with a difficult client or coworker?/ about a time when you had to respond to a
crisis?
Interviewee : I had to listen to the clients, take them seriously, suggest solution and
get regular feedback.

Interviewer 1 : What would you consider your greatest weakness?


Interviewee : Well, I’m too sensitive to myself when I’m working and I have
trouble saying “no” to others.
Interviewer 1 : Where do you see yourself in five years?
Interviewee : In five years, I see myself as an integral part of the company who has
helped contribute to the growth and success of the organization.

Interviewer 2: Now, we’ve known about yourself. So, let me ask you some
questions that are related to Human Resources. What is your understanding of the
role of a human resource department?
Interviewee: HR departments are responsible for hiring the right employees,
employee relations, health, and safety, payroll functions, training and development
processes, workplace communication, and much more.

Interviewer 2: Why do you want to work in the HR department?


Interviewee: Since I’ve been someone who loves to communicate with people,
enjoyed being able to help people earnestly, and always dreamt about my career as
an HR supervisor, I want to work in the HR department.

Interviewer 2: Great! Next question. What would be your expectations from this
job and company?
Interviewee: That’s a good question. Thank you for asking! I would like to work
for a company that has a positive work environment, can provide job and career
security, and can be recognized for my effort. And I also expect to have
opportunities to use my skills and abilities at work.

Interviewer 2: Perfect! So another a few quick questions. You do not mind working
long hours, do you?
Interviewee: Absolutely not! I can work on Saturday but not on Sunday. And then I
can work 8 hours a day.

Interviewer 2: Can you work under pressure?


Interviewee: Yes, I work well under pressure and I have a positive attitude, strong
work ethic, and leadership skills.

Interviewer 2: And if we decide to hire you, when can you start?


Interviewee : immediately!
Interviewer 2 : Great! Do you have any questions for us, about the company or this
position?

Interviewee : Can you tell me a little bit more about the team that I would be
working with?
Interviewer 1: That’s a interesting question. You’ll work with training and
development team that has 10 team members including me.

Interviewee : May I know the starting salary?


Interviewer 1: Definitely, the starting salary is $1600 a month.
Interviewee : Okay. Thank you.

Interviewer 1: So, Do you have another question?


Interviewee : No, thanks.

Interviewer 2 : It’s been good talking to you. You seem to be the kind of employee
we are looking for. So, we’ll let you know our decision by email within the next
two weeks. Thank you for coming today.
Interviewee : Thank you for your time. I look forward to hearing from you.

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