The interview

The interview

"Hi Peter, how are you?" the clerk asked.
"Fine, thanks." the boy answered nervously.
"Your cv [curriculum vitae] is very interesting. Tell me about your professional experience."
"I began to work at/for/[in] Sun Company in 2008. I worked there for five years. I took part in several projects, *of which one was a software implementation. It was my first contact with web programming languages. Now, I'm working in Power Energy Company and I'm programming with Visual Basic."     * or  'one of which was . .
"Have you ever participated in a project focussed on Java?"
"No, I haven't. However, I have a useful/good [an important] knowledge of [about] C++. Then, so I think I wouldn’t have problems in a Java project."
"What are your best skills?"
"Well, I think I work seriously. I keep an important commitment* with the projects that I participate. I regard I can work efficiently as a team and I keep calm in stressful situations."

* I am committed to the projects in which I participate/I am involved

"Are you willing to travel often?"
"Yes, I like to go abroad! Besides I speak *French a little."   *a little French
"Do you have experience with international projects?"
"Not really. However, I worked at Barajas Airport in Madrid three years ago. (There,) I shared my knowledge with people from China and Italy. It was an amazing experience!".
"Peter, thank you very much for your time."
"Thank you, it has been a pleasure!"

The interview

The interview

"Hi Peter, how are you?" the clerk asked.
"Fine, thanks." the boy answered nervously.
"Your CV is very interesting. Tell me about your professional experience."
"I began to working for the Sun Company in 2008. I worked there for five years. I took part in several projects, one of which was a software implementation. It was my first time using web programming languages. Now, I'm working for the Power Energy Company and I'm programming with Visual Basic."
"Have you ever participated in a project focused on Java?"
"No, I haven't. However, I have in-depth knowledge of C++. So I don't think I would have any problem with a Java project."
"What are your best skills?"
"Well, I think I work conscienciously. I show commitment to the projects that I participate in.

I work efficiently as part of a team and I keep calm in stressful situations." 

"Are you willing to travel often?"
"Yes, I like to go abroad! Also I can speak a little French."
"Do you have experience with international projects?"
"Not really. However, I worked at Barajas Airport in Madrid three years ago. There, I met people from China and Italy. It was an amazing experience!".
"Peter, thank you very much for your time."
"Thank you, it has been a pleasure!"