For this last interview I was really think about it. Which country's interviewee I would like to ask. The same country I did before or I should find a new one. So I was start thinking after last class that I can have enough time to invite my friend. Fortunately, my ETS 183 classmate who was my group leader Myreah Tres, she was lived in same apartment here, I can walk to here room like one minute. So I asked here in class, may I interview you for my English 191's assessment? She said yes. And just call here on the weekend, she will come to my room. I was very happy about this. Because I don't meet at public place that people always make much no ice and she feels very convenient to come that I don't need to wait. We plan to meet on Sunday 2:30P.M.
All in all, she is American, so I search more information about America, before the interview.
2.Interview Report
Also this last interview went very well. We meet in Sunday afternoon 2:30 P.M in my room. Myreah Moore she is native American, she's home in Chicago and she just go college here in St. Cloud. We are ETS classmate, in addition, we are in the same group, moreover we live in the same apartment, which is so coincidence. We feel free to talk and ask. I went through 11 corn questions and ask little bit more about her. I focus on what she part-time life, what she usually doing or does she have any jobs after class. Because in my country most of college students over 90% do not like to work during student, through they also very hardly to find a job. For a little of them just work in their kinsman's company. So I want know more about how American students work in college.
During the interview i asked her 11 corn questions and little more about herself.
3.Country Report
For this country report I want to study how the international students find job, how their work going, what their thinking. I want to study about this.
I am going to find what other Chinese students said which points I need remember and attention.
Looking for a job in the United States required state of mind
Confidence: this thing must have, from class began to come to the United States, you have to believe in yourself, because you can come to the United States, came to a more excellent business school itself shows that you better than others. We Chinese sent he sent in language, no matter how you practice, a whole Chinese oral English is not possible with americans, europeans, and India compared to people. But also don't be discouraged, the za yao intelligence than their strong, speaking must also be bold, the American people can understand your English, so you need to do is daring to speak out your view! You don't look down upon the ", "effective express themselves and communication with others is the most important job you link! To a certain extent than your listening, reading, and writing to important one hundred times. On the other hand, the spoken language is you ensure high level GPA as an important part of the class in the United States, in the discussion is necessary, even some of the lecture is all said, the extent of the said directly determine your score. The Chinese often in this link to eat a lot of above a deficit. Remember, you will think you are strong, strong than others.
We need to know where the supply of a work.
The school career service center is preferred, because the school has strong links with the outside world, where the company is introduced by the company in your school, this is why we leave no stone unturned to go to a good school's cause.
Other sites: monster, monstertrack, dootstang, craigslist, yahoo! And so on. The website is the American range, so you can have a variety of advanced search.
There is a important way, is through the people you know pass inside the resume. Americans looking for work 80% are introduced through acquaintances and interview of the find, is very, very important way. So if everyone in the United States had a relationship, it will use all relations help you, this also is the most effective way. Of course if not, will be through the front two ways.
When a job attitude:
1, don't so much trouble, tank. Remember, the Chinese people in the United States only disadvantage no advantage in! So we need to do all we can do is to apply for the job, even if the job of undergraduate students is called, you also want to apply for.
2, must pay attention to followup, the so-called followup, is not in application delivery after resumeandcover gets the job done, if there is a collection of the telephone number of the resume people, must be in 2 days after delivery around call and ask. Or want to send E-mail to ask. Or implement to a point: the American people need to this work is interested, passion, desire, so you must be all the action through consistent like recruitment unit expression.
3, often to the opinion and careerservice consult the improved method. This is important because they are professional, their purpose is to find a job or internship you as soon as possible, so the attitude of the general will be quite good, on demand. Your resume and a coverletter in before, especially the most began to apply for lack of experience, must be taught them. Of course also have exception, some time ago have the Chinese students, she is before graduate from the university of macau, the result was the people there scolded, is rare, content is roughly: you these Chinese, phone call, so late and still find internships, the employment rate of this year we all let you these Chinese screw-ups. Very helpless, because indeed to the last Chinese the majority have not found an intern.
Here we must be aware of is, finding a job is the essence of information!
4.Interview Transcription
X=xingyi zhang
T=Mvreah Tres
X:hi Mvreah, thank you for coming here
T:yeap, it's very close , easy to find
X:kk, so hows going today, did you down your paper?
T: Good, thank you, I m done the paper and i need to work after this.
X:wow, where you gonna to work?
T:ehm, in across road mall, TGEAT you know.
X: yeah that nice, I want to work too, but I can't find a job, anyway, are American students just like you, they are have jobs?
T:ehm, I think we usually do for jobs, cause we need to pay by ourselfs, I remmber you told you guys will pay by your family, that's nice.
X: yes I think so, how about lets start our interview
T:sure, yeah
X:ok I'm gonna ask your 11 questions.
T:ok
X:ok, So what could SCSU do to make your stay on campus better?
T:Well, I
think they could have more online classes and more parking lots. And have more
opportunities for students to get involved.
X: ok, can you tell a
little about other dont really know you?
T:Umm, most
people know me if they with me, I like have friends with me. I m really going.
X: So, what is your
favorite food?
T:Italian food I wanna
say. I don’t really have a specific country. I like tender food. French food is
really good, too. I like steak. It’s really
good.
X:Do you like my country
food? I mean Chinese food. It's really good.
T:Yeah, Chinese is
good.
X:what you think about
American food? Do you like it?
T:Umm, In America, food is
more convenient. It's fast food. like hot dog, burger. They are very simple.
Food in other countries is done better and
well.
X: What are the typical
greetings in your culture?
T: Umm, I think people
just say ‘hello’, ‘hi’, ‘what’s up’ when they
meet.
X:
Yeah.
X:What kind of government
is in charge of your home country, how did it affect your life and how has
democracy in America been a
change?
T:I think many things in Mozambique just are copied from
America . I think democracy in
America is charged by government very
well.
X: So the people feel free
?
JT Yeah, it’s pretty free.
But it is not always free. Like they separate the blacks and whites. X:
So do the black people have more rights or the white people have more rights?
T: I think
neither of them deserves more rights.
X: So what different modes
of transportation are used in your country?
T: Umm, in
America , most people drive cars.
South Africans are pretty similar. I like motorcycle.
X: That's nice, I like it
too, but i can't drive. Any way it's cool.
T:Yeah. I mean most people
like driving. But it depends. If you live in a big city and the traffic is
really bad, you probably not prefer to driving but take buses or subway. Or just
go to somewhere on foot.
X: Yeah, I think driving is
convenient.
T: Yes, that’s
true.
X: So when do you start to
school?
T: About 3.
X: Are you under a lot of
stress of your study?
T: I think high school was
relatively stressful. But before that, I never felt stressed
out.
X: So what did you usually
do when you were in high school?
T: Usually, in high school
I just went to school and I would not do much homework coz I could get away with
it so I would still do well on the test.
X: That's
good.
T: But in college I would
keep up homework much better for the test. In average day, I try to wake up
early and take a shower and make breakfast for 1 hour
.
X:What religious holidays
or other cultural events do you or others
celebrate?
T: We celebrate Christmas.
And I think Easter is a pretty big holiday if you are religious, but I am not
religious at all. You know Christmas is a big deal in America
and people just get presents, especially children. Christmas is a Christian
holiday, but I think people not really care if you are a Christian.
X:
Do you have any daily rituals in regards to your
religious beliefs?
T: I don’t have any rituals
during a day
X: Are you
religious?
T: No, I am not religious
at all.
X: Me either.and can you
describe famous sports in your country?
T:The famous sports I should say American football, St. Cloud I thank husket
X: nice, but i never see
it. Can you describe a typical day for a child in your country?
T: Kids usually have a lot
of free time in here I thought. I wake up in the morning, have breakfast, go to
school, after school come home and have dinner with my family, play toys for a
while.
X: You don’t have any
homework to do?
T: As a child, not really.
I was home-school for second, third and forth grade. I don’t think we get that
much homework for school.
X: Those kids are so weal.
We I think we all done, thank you very much and thanks you for coming.
T:You’re
welcome.
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