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Cristina Sánchez is interviewing Analy Olivos for a position at their company. Analy has 6 years of experience in social work and management positions in international companies. She recently moved to Peru from France, where she worked as a manager, and is available to travel for work as needed. Analy believes she is the best candidate because of her relevant experience and ability to successfully fill the role.
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- 2. Cristina Sánchez: Good Morning Analy Olivos: Good Morning Cristina Sánchez : Sit down please Analy Olivos : Thank you Cristina Sánchez : Let me introduce myself, my name is Cristina Sánchez and you are Analy Olivos Analy Olivos : Yes . I am Cristina Sánchez : This interview as you know is to select qualified personnel in sales and industry for our company. Analy Olivos : I found it out in the newspaper Cristina Sánchez : Do you have experience in social works? Analy Olivos : Of course, I worked six years in similar positions and in international companies that required a lot of skills in relations with people
- 3. Cristina Sánchez: The company is looking for a manager with one hundred percent of availability. Do you fulfill the requirement? Analy Olivos: Yes, absolutely. At this time I am not working, because I arrived two months ago from France, where I worked as manager of CLEI and now I plan to stay in Peru Cristina Sánchez : Would you have any impediment to travel when it is necessary? Analy Olivos : No, because I don’t have affective commitments or children Cristina Sánchez : mmm. That’s good who do you live with? Analy Olivos : I live now with a friend in a department. Cristina Sánchez :How do you prefer to work in team or alone? Analy Olivos : In team, because we can share work Cristina Sánchez : Finally . Why do you believe that you are the best candidate for this position? Analy Olivos : Because I have experience and I feel able to do it.
- 4. Cristina Sánchez: Ok, thank you very much. Nice to meet you we’ll call you Analy Olivos: Ok.Bye Cristina Sánchez: Bye .