Some people –especially those attached to traditions- believe that freelance work means being at home wearing your robe and slippers while waiting for the exact moment to do the job. They are wrong. In spite of their beliefs, freelance work is as demanding as any other job.

Getting a job interview is a very praiseworthy and important thing, because it brings us the chance to explain face to face how we can contribute a great deal to the company.

Etymologically speaking, Curriculum Vitae comes from the Latin words “vitae”, which means life, and “curriculum”, that comes from “currere”, which means course, the flow of time, the passing of time, referring to work. Thus, we must infer that this term represents a summarize of the professional life of a person. In short, it includes all the details of our professional record, and is in fact our presentation.

At the same time the Chelsea invests millions of Euros by recruiting stars of world football, its eternal rival, the Arsenal, makes his bet by developing its internal talent. These lessons can be useful for any kind of companies.

Today it is ever more common to take study trips to learn new languages. Travelling to countries where the language we want to learn is spoken helps absorb this knowledge faster, because the theory learned in class is complemented with the exposure to the language in real life.

The job interview is one of the key steps in order to get employment. If we get to this stage, it means we have successfully passed previous steps. But we must now confront our potential employer, face to face. Knowing some of the typical questions expected on an interview can help us handle the situation with more confidence. Here are some of those questions:

For a few years now, a very interesting educational experience has been developed in the Adults Baccalaureate of an Argentinian educational center. All the phases of staff selection processes, including work interview simulations, are organized in the Human Resources Management class.