In my small house, there are numerous diverse objects, each telling its own story.

The
living room corner is where I often sit to unwind, with a comfortable sofa and a warm,
glowing floor lamp. The coffee table in the middle holds my favorite books, always ready
for me to explore new worlds.
The kitchen is a place filled with the aromatic scents of beloved dishes. Cooking utensils
such as pans, pots, and mixing tools are neatly organized in the kitchen cabinet. I
frequently use the coffee maker to kickstart my day.
The bedroom, where I experience many dreams, features a cozy bed with soft bedding.
The work desk in the corner is where I focus on work and studies, equipped with a
laptop and useful stationery.
Throughout the house, from the bathroom to the small corner in the backyard, there are
small details like paintings, potted plants, and souvenirs from travels. All these items
narrate stories about life, hobbies, and cherished memories.
I hope this helps you in practicing your English-speaking skills on the topic of objects in
the house!
Q: What is the focal point of your living room?
A: The living room corner with a comfortable sofa and a warm, glowing floor lamp is my
favorite spot to unwind.
Q: What can be found on the coffee table in the living room?
A: My favorite books are always ready for me to explore new worlds on the coffee table
in the living room.
Q: How would you describe the atmosphere in your kitchen?
A: The kitchen is filled with the aromatic scents of beloved dishes, creating a warm and
inviting atmosphere.
Q: Where are cooking utensils, such as pans and pots organized?
A: Cooking utensils like pans, pots, and mixing tools are neatly organized in the kitchen
cabinet.
Q: What appliance do you frequently use in the kitchen to start your day?
A: I frequently use the coffee maker in the kitchen to kickstart my day.
Q: What does the bedroom feature for a comfortable sleep?
A: The bedroom features a cozy bed with soft bedding for a comfortable and restful
sleep.
Q: Where do you focus on work and studies in your house?
A: The work desk in the bedroom corner is where I focus on work and studies, equipped
with a laptop and useful stationery.
Q: What small details can be found throughout your house? A: From the bathroom to
the small corner in the backyard, there are small details like paintings, potted plants, and
souvenirs from travels.

Greetings
Greetings:
You: Hi! Nice to meet you virtually. How are you today?
Introduction:
You: Could you tell me a bit about yourself? Where are you from?
Common Interests:
You: What do you enjoy doing in your free time?
 How long have you been to Vietnam?
How long have you been here?
 How long have you come here?
Everyday Experiences:
You: Anything interesting happening in your local area lately?
Work or Studies:
You: What do you do for work/study? What do you like about it?
Languages:
You: How many languages do you speak?
Cultural Insights:
You: Any cool traditional dishes or cultural practices from your country?
Travel Talk:
You: Ever been to some exciting places? Dream destinations?
Closing:
You: It's been great chatting! Anything else you'd like to know or share?
Family
How many people are there in your family?
-> There are four people in my family
Do you have any siblings?
 Yes, I do. I have an elder brother.

What is your father's name?

Can you tell me about your mother's job?
 My mother is a worker
Are you the oldest or the youngest in your family?
 I'm the youngest in my family
Do you have any pets at home?
Where do your grandparents live?
-> My grandparents have passed away
How often do you have family gatherings?
 It depends on individual schedules of each family member.

Interview
Do you work or study?
Do you prefer studying in a group or alone?
 I prefer studying alone because I feel it affects my concentration when studying in
a group. It's always easier for me to get the job done on my own rather than
explaining the methods to every team member every second.
What do you think are the advantages of studying in a group?
 Even though I prefer studying alone, I definitely believe there are numerous
advantages to studying in a group. For instance, peer learning has proven to be an
effective method of learning, communicating with your peers, gaining knowledge
from them, and learning from one another.
 1. Interview BA
Interviewer: Good morning, Sarah. We're delighted to have you here today. To start,
could you share a bit about your journey into the field of software business analysis
and what sparked your interest in this area?

Sarah: Good morning! Certainly. My journey into software business analysis began
during my undergraduate studies in Computer Science. I was always drawn to the
intersection 1of technology and business, and it became clear to me that software
business analysis was the perfect bridge between the two. I was fascinated by the
idea of translating complex business requirements into tangible software solutions
that could drive organizational success.

Interviewer: That's a compelling background, Sarah. Can you highlight a specific

project that you're particularly proud of and walk us through the challenges you
faced and how you overcame them?

Sarah: Absolutely. One project that stands out was the implementation of a
customer relationship management (CRM) system2 for a medium-sized enterprise.
The challenge here was the constantly evolving nature of business requirements. To
address this, I facilitated regular workshops with stakeholders to ensure open
communication and quickly adapt to changing needs. This approach proved
successful, allowing us to deliver a flexible and scalable CRM system that met the
organization's dynamic requirements.

Interviewer: Adapting to change is crucial, especially in the fast-paced tech industry.

When managing multiple tasks or projects simultaneously, how do you prioritize and
ensure everything stays on track?

Sarah: Managing multiple tasks requires a strategic approach. I utilize 3project

management tools to create clear timelines and milestones. Regular check-ins with
the team help to reassess4 priorities and address any roadblocks promptly.
Transparency5 is key in these situations, ensuring that everyone is on the same page
regarding project status and goals.

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Sự giao thoa
2
việc triển khai hệ thống quản lý mối quan hệ khách hàng
3
/ˈjuː.təl.aɪz/: use
4
đánh giá lại
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/trænˈspær.ən.si/ Sự minh bạch
Interviewer: Well said, Sarah. Given the collaborative nature of the role, how do you
ensure effective communication between technical and non-technical stakeholders?

Sarah: Effective communication is at the heart of successful software business

analysis. When communicating with technical teams, I delve into6 the technical
details, using terminology familiar to developers. For non-technical stakeholders, I
adopt a more straightforward approach, emphasizing the impact on business goals.
Visual aids, such as diagrams and , also play a significant role in ensuring a shared
understanding across diverse groups.

Interviewer: It sounds like you have a well-rounded7 approach. Lastly, staying

current in the ever-evolving tech landscape 8is crucial. How do you stay updated on
industry trends and incorporate best practices into your work?

Sarah: I am an avid participant in industry conferences, webinars, and workshops. I

regularly engage with online forums and communities to discuss emerging trends
and share insights. Subscribing to industry publications and maintaining a
professional network has proven invaluable 9in staying abreast of 10the latest
developments and best practices in software business analysis.

Interviewer: Thank you, Sarah, for sharing your experiences and insights11. It was a
pleasure learning more about your journey and approach to the role. We will be in
touch soon regarding the next steps in our hiring process.

Sarah: Thank you for the opportunity. I'm excited about the possibility of
contributing to your team and leveraging12 my skills in software business analysis.
Looking forward to the next steps!

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Đi sâu, đề cập
7
well-rounded: toàn diện
8
ngành công nghiệp công nghệ liên tục biến động
9
hữu ích
10
để luôn nắm bắt được
11
hiểu biết
12
/ˈliːvərɪdʒ/ phát huy
Ask Name
Lam: Excuse me, what’s your name?

Khánh: My name is Khanh. What’s yours?

Lam: My name is Lam. I just moved into this building yesterday.

Khánh: Oh! You have a Vietnamese name. How long have you been in Vietnam?

Lam: Thank you. My mom is Vietnamese, and my dad is American. I’ve been living
in Vietnam for 3 years. I came here to work as an English teacher.

Khánh: This means my neighbor is an English teacher. How exciting! Where are you
going to work?

Lam: I’m not sure. Last time I worked at Future English. Then, I took a long break to
travel and now I want to work again.

Khánh: You seem like an interesting person to be friends with. I hope we will get
along well.

Lam: Thanks, you are too. I also hope we will become good friends.

Khánh: Absolutely (Tất nhiên rồi!).

Hometown
Thân: So, what’s your hometown like?

Hiền: I’m from a small city call Sam Sơn in Thanh Hoa Province in Viet Nam.

(Tôi đến từ một thành phố nhỏ tên là Sầm Sơn, tỉnh Thanh Hóa, Việt Nam).

Thân: I heard it from my parents but I never visit here. Is it a big city?

(Tôi đã nghe nó từ ba mẹ nhưng tôi chưa bao giờ đến đây. Nó có phải là một thành
phố lớn không?).

Hiền: Actually, it’s the smallest city in Viet Nam but the population is quite large.

(Trên thực tế, nó là thành phố nhỏ nhất ở Việt Nam nhưng dân số khá đông).

Thân: So, what’s it like? (Vậy nó thế nào?).

Hiền: Sam Son is a great city. There are a lot of parks with great nature.

(Sầm Sơn là một thành phố tuyệt vời. Có rất nhiều công viên với thiên nhiên ở đây).

Thân: How far is it from HCM City?.

(Từ TPHCM đến đố mất bao xa thế?).

Hiền: It’s really far. I don’t know for sure.

(Nó thực sự xa. Tôi không biết chắc chắn).

Thân: What’s it famous for?

(Nó nổi tiếng vì điều gì vậy?).

Cải thiện kỹ năng giao tiếp tiếng Anh, tự tin làm chủ đa dạng chủ đề từ vựng tại: Học
tiếng Anh văn phòng

Hiền: It’s famous for its hiking and natural landscapes.

(Nó nổi tiếng với cảnh quan thiên nhiên và các địa điểm đi bộ đường dài).

Thân: It sounds like a great place to visit sometimes. What’s the weather like?
(Nghe có vẻ như là một nơi tuyệt vời để thỉnh thoảng ghé thăm. Thời tiết ở đấy như
thế nào vậy?)

Hiền: It’s sunny and warm but most of the time it’s cold. However, we got used to the
weather there.

(Trời nắng và ấm áp nhưng hầu hết thời gian trời đều lạnh. Tuy nhiên, chúng tôi đã
quen với thời tiết ở đấy rồi).

Thân: It’s wonderful. I want to visit someday.

(Rất tuyệt vời. Tôi muốn đến thăm một ngày nào đó).