Job Interview
Questionnaire
Applicant’s name Mahefa Mahenina RANDRIANALIMANANA
Phone number: +261346116338
Date 1/28/2022
Question Answer
Why do you want to work in U.K? Sir,
I want to work in U.K. because first, my
dream is that I want to work in a foreign
country. I choose U.K. because I think there
is an improvement in a financial situation,
healthcare and education facilities, social
security benefits. Well planned society with
people having clarity in their mind. Cool
and charming climate too.
What would you need in order to enjoy your Sir,
time in the U.K? Actually, I need a cool working atmosphere,
a well paid job. Besides, I need opportunity
to learn more and more about what I can
learn without limitation.
Describe your plans for the future. What Sir,
are your goals? My plan for the future is to have my own
company, to give the chance to others to
change their lives. To help elders, orphans. I
have more ambitions, but right now I’m not
able to realize that.
Describe your general health.
Sir,
I have no physical, mental
or emotional illness of any kind right
know.
I just have high blood pressure.
Have you ever suffered from or sought Sir,
treatment for depression, alcoholism, drug I have never suffered from any depression
addiction or an eating disorder? Please ,alcoholism ,drug addiction or eating
explain. disorders .I have never undergone sought
treatment.
Have you ever initiated an act of violence in Sir,
the workplace? I have never initiated an act of violence in
the workplace.
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Describe any history of Job abuse in any
company you have previously worked?
List all special technical skills that you feel
qualify you for the job for which you are
applying
Why should we hire you?
What are your strengths And Weaknesses?.
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last year, i have worked as HR Lead for a
start up located in Australia, I worked for
about 1 year. Suddenly teh HR department
was been fire without pay, all of us work
and no salary during this time.
I can do the work and deliver exceptional
results to the company. I shall fit in
beautifully and be a great addition to the
team. I possess a combination of skills and
experience that make you stand out. Hiring
me will make him look smart and make his
life easier.
As my strengths, I can say that I have
communication skills, analytical skills,
honesty, patience, empathy, self-motivation,
initiative, curiosity
As a weakness, I struggle with negative
criticism and can become obsessed with
perfecting my work after receiving notes
from a supervisor. While I appreciate the
guidance, I think I can learn to be less harsh
on myself.
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Tell me about an accomplishment you are
proud of?
Describe a situation in which you solved a
problem?
Describe a situation in which you
led/worked in a team?
What motivates you? / How do you
motivate the others??
Where do you see yourself in five years??
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I am most proud of overcoming the • Answered with isolated words or small
adversity which I faced in my young life. phrases
Coming from a poor family, we always • Answered in complete sentences
struggled with money, as my parents broke
up so my mother took care of my siblings
and I. It was not easy to get over my
childhood traumas, and find courage to
pursue some dreams. But I found the
courage, studied hard even if I couldn’t
continue my studies, I try to make my life
better every day. I had a job at the same
time to pay for my studies. It was not as an
easy period of life, but here I am, applying
for a great job with you. I am proud of being
able to even get to this point. Let’s see
what’s next.
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I refer to the d • Answered with isolated words or small
guidelines, but sometimes phrases
I don’t like to waste my time waiting for • Answered in complete sentences
those in charge to solve technical problems,
for example, I contact the support directly
and he tells me what to do or I look for
solutions myself and make reports
afterwards. In an urgent situation, urgent
action is the best solution
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When I was on the site, I was in charge of a • Answered with isolated words or small
team of 4 or 5 people, I split the staff by phrases
half and I support the team that will need • Answered in complete sentences
more help. That does not prevent me from
managing both at the same time. If there’s
an important task that needs to be completed
on time, I put the entire team on the same
task.
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For me my motivation is to learn, for me question
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I motivate others by showing them good • Answered in complete sentences
examples as I do the work instead of just
chatting or sitting down. Sometimes
speeches are necessary as, if we do well and
in time things will have more time to rest if
we want to rest.
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In the next few years I want to get better at question
QA, running and optimizing my own • Answered with isolated words or small
campaigns. I look forward to deepening phrases
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 those skills and taking my knowledge base • Answered in complete sentences
to the next level, so I can contribute even
more. In a few years, I will start my first
personal activity.

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When, where and for how long have you
traveled in English-speaking countries?
Are you willing to be placed with a
Company that is of a different religion?
What is your favorite area of study? Why
do you like it?
Unfortunately, I have never traveled in a
foreign country.
For me, I’m not willing to be placed with
Company that is of a different religion.
When I was at school I liked literary
subjects because I like to communicate with
others,
The informatic and technologic world
attracted my intention but it was impossible
for me to study in this field so I started to
teach myself and now I can say that even if
I still ignore the world of coding, I know
I’ve come a long way from my previous
situation.
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What did you like about your last Job
experience? What did you dislike about it?
About my last job experience, I’ve learned question
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Thanks to this, my ambition increases every
day.

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Have you ever been arrested for any matters I have never been arrested for any matters question
for which you currently are out on bail or on for which I am currently out on bail or my • Answered with isolated words or small
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Here is the list of the names of my present

Please list the names of your present and/or
previous employers in chronological order
with present or last employer listed first. If
self-employed, supply firm name, and
business references.
and previous employers in chronological
order :
- QA Analyst Madagascar
- E2F Madagascar
- E-find / Bonmarche.mg ( on e-
commerce business)
- ABC Construction now known as
ABC by Bricorama ( specialized
in the sale of building materials)
- Madagascar Batiment Second
Oeuvre( MBSO)
- ASSIST DEVELOPMENT S.A

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How will you adjust to a new company,
country and culture?
How much notice do you require before
leaving for a placement with your
company?
What are you passionate about?
What problems do you anticipate while
working in your previous job?
How do you feel about being placed with a
Company of a different race or has different
political views or beliefs?
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Please rate the Job Seekers:
English Rating Scale
1 – Uses few or no English words; understands greetings and other basic, memorized phrases.
I think that I shall pay attention to company
culture, I shall be opened to new
experiences, I shall take the time to build
my network, I shall learn all I can.
Sir,
Before leaving for a placement with me
company I require for about 1 month and
half.
What I’m passionate about is having new
adventures.
I was worried about the duration of the
work because it was the only job that was
the most motivating in all conditions. And
unfortunately it lasted only a few months.
Interesting question. I’m actually quite
comfortable and if anything look forward to
being around people who are different than
me or who have different political points of
view. I grew up in my country and went to
school and lived in neighborhoods where I
was usually a distinct minority. I worked in
an exceptionally diverse workplace and find
that it just adds to my well-being. I also
find that I’m very respected and well liked.
Excellent
Appearance Excellent
Self Confidence Excellent
Attitude Good
Manners Excellent
Communication skills Good
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2 – Uses some English phrases though thoughts may be disconnected; understands basic English sentences when spoken clearly and
slowly but relies on body language and facial expressions to determine meaning.

3 – Responds in complete thoughts and has a large vocabulary of everyday common terms. Can perform tasks based on a short series of
instructions, takes short time to mentally translate and can understand complex sentences when repeated or rephrased.

4 – Responds in complete sentences and can re-word what he/she is saying when the meaning is unclear or when he/she cannot remember
unusual vocabulary words. Can perform tasks based on complex instructions and understands others when they are speaking at a natural
rate.

5 – Responds completely with more descriptive language and does not take time to mentally translate when listening or speaking.
Understands conversations about abstract things.

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Based on the table above, please rate the applicant’s ability both to
speak and comprehend English. Briefly explain your decision.
Explanation: Based on the table above, I think that It is pretty clear,
and precised.
In my opinion, I would like to take my chances and show what I
could bring for the company.
This applicant will make a good staff workers for the following
reasons:
I think there are some reason:
What difficulties will the applicant experience while placed
working in a foreign country?
Rating: Native
- One of the most apparent problems that an applicant will
encounter working abroad is any language barrier that
may exist.
- Before you’re allowed to work as a foreign national, you
need to have a legal right to be there. The mechanism for
this is often called a visa or work permit, and the exact
requirements and procedures will differ from country to
country.
- Ensure that you have your paperwork in order, as most
foreign governments will not think twice about sending
you home if you don’t. Visa’s can come in many forms,
such as special visas for seasonal workers, or foreign
nationals who are providing a service to the country.
- Depending on your situation, it may be necessary to reset
your expectations regarding pay. If you are being
deployed to a different country by your employer, then
your salary will likely be unaffected—perhaps even
increased. For others, there is a possibility that some of
your skills and qualifications will not carry the same
weight in your new country.
- You will likely progress more quickly if you can
demonstrate the ability your new employer requires, but
don’t be surprised if you have to start lower down the
ladder than you would have in your home country.
- Moving to a new country to live and work involves a
good deal of logistical challenges. Starting with the visa I
mentioned earlier, you will also have to take care of
several seemingly mundane tasks that it would be easy to
overlook.
- Things like opening a bank account, tying up any loose
ends in your country of origin, ensuring your finances are
in order, arranging for the transport of any personal items
you may be taking with you. Even ensuring you have a
presentable CV to show your prospective employers.
- The list of logistical concerns can seem a little daunting,
to begin with, but you must make sure all of your ducks
are in a row, so to speak because it can be much harder to
take care of these things when you are in your new home
and trying to find your feet.
- Finding a house is a stressful enough experience when
doing it in your own country, so you can imagine how
difficult carrying out that process in a foreign country
might be. Be especially vigilant; every country has its
share of people who are happy to take advantage of
foreigners, who perhaps are not fully aware of their rights.
Be sure to look around, don’t settle for the first place you
see and end up stuck somewhere unpleasant.
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 - While you’re overcoming the language and cultural
barriers in your new life, it is understandable if your
work-life suffers a little. Try not to let this get to you. The
more you familiarize yourself with the culture and new
work environment, the easier it will be to realize your
potential at your new job.
- Try to remember that work experience in a foreign
country will undoubtedly help you stand out in future
employment opportunities, and enjoy the experience in
the meantime.
- There is a lot of uncertainty around moving abroad,
particularly if you do not have your employment agreed
in advance. It is vital to plan your finances and ensure you
have a safety net if things don’t work out. You do not
want to be traveling abroad with barely enough money for
the week while struggling to find employment.
- If you are traveling alone—as many do—you will
undoubtedly feel lonely at some stage. Building
relationships in a foreign country while also focusing on
your career is hard, but you just have to persevere. You
eventually will find someone to connect with.
- Moving abroad to work is not easy, but few things of
value are. By pushing at the boundaries of your comfort
zone, experiencing new cultures, and gaining unique
experience, you will be rewarded amply for your initial
hardships.
- Working abroad will also give you a new perspective on
humanity. We all come from different walks of life, but
it’s hard to truly appreciate this fact until you’ve seen a
different culture up close.

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Date 1/28/2022

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