A job interview
A: Hello, teacher. How are you? Long time not see you!
B: Oh Hi Johan, I'm fine. And you?
A: In the sameway, teacher. I remember you studied architecture. Where do you work?
B: I am a professional architect. I have the plans for the construction of a complete work. I
have to attend the workers to explain the structure of the building.
A: It is a very interesting job because each corner needs to be designed for its
implementation.
B: Now tell me a little about your current activity. What are your responsibilities?
A: I am a student at UTP. I study systems engineering career. My role is to design, program
and implement the systems, where I have to understand and study the components to solve
their maintenance problems.
B: I suppose it is a difficult race, but not impossible.
A: No, it is a fairly regular career and can sometimes be determinant.
B: Can you finish career without complications?
A: Yes, I can. If someday I work in technical support, I can solve the technical failures in your
PC.
B: That is surprising, Johan! but it is not necessary.
A: OK. Currently, do you have a work site for the remodeling of the building?
B: Yes I do. Also, I have other projects to do and there is no time to waste.
A: Did you know? Each project is different, because later on, I can work seven days a week.
And in the future, I can continue working in another part of the country and the world.
B: That's good! Meet certain expectations.
A: From my point of view, you have to be creative and make a great effort by earning
overtime.
B: I totally agree.
A: Do you have another friend who studied the same career?
B: Yes, I do! He studied architecture with me at UTP.
A: Can you talk to him?
B: I spoke with him this morning. He lost his job a month ago and still can't find another.
A: Oh sorry! Can you give it another try?
B: Sure! Not only did we meet professionally, but I can also give him values that I learned from
a very young age.