Re-examination in Japanese job interview

I'm good at this. Let me tell you a few questions that will be asked:

Don't say anything about personal introduction, but ask questions. Write it down in about a minute.

1, why learn Japanese?

Highlight answer: When I was a child, I watched Doraemon, and felt that Shizuka was very polite and elegant in speaking Japanese.

2. What is your "pleasure"?

If you don't explain this question, you must look it up in the dictionary and find out what the Japanese are saying. Very important! Be sure to give him something specific, don't generalize.

3. What are your strengths and weaknesses?

Needless to say, advantages. Disadvantages, two answers: I always forget where the key to the drawer is.

Can you accept that you are not allowed to go home during the Spring Festival?

The format of this question is fixed, but the answer is different according to different industries. My initial question was, "I will give you an hour to translate an article, but it usually takes 2 or 3 hours to finish." What should you do? "

Believe me, these questions must be asked.

I wrote two brilliant answers, which I accidentally found in my boss's training materials after I entered the company.

Written by the Japanese, they recognize this routine.

I was playing a prank,

Because I speak English better than Japanese.

I pretended not to understand a question and said it in English.

You can learn from it.