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I've just had my Skype interview, and i got to admit it went better than I expected. The whole process lasted for half an hour. Prior to the interview , I had some doubts about how much I had prepared for the interview. However , it turned out that I was more than prepared. At some point in the interview, the interviewee asked me if I knew anything about the company. Of course my answer was yes. After answering her question, she said to me '' well done! You know quite a lot about us.'' I felt confident after she said that. Overall I believe I did my very best ,and I am hoping I will be shortlisted for the second stage which is a face-to-face interview.
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Help with grammar and style
I've just had my Skype interview, and I i got have to admit it went better than I expected. The whole process lasted for half an hour. Prior to the interview , I had some doubts about how much was worried that I had not sufficiently prepared for it the interview [avoid repetition]. However , it turned out that I was more than prepared. At some point during in the interview, the interviewer e ["interviewee" would be the person being interviewed, not the person conducting the interview - and "interviewee" would be a very formal word] asked me if I knew anything about the company. Of course my answer was yes. After I had fully answered answering her question ["after answering" would mean "after she had answered", because the subject, "she", would have to be the same as in the main clause - at least in British English; some native speakers are a bit lazy about this but it makes what they say ambiguous and confusing], she said to me '' well done! You know quite a lot about us.'' I felt confident after she said that. Overall I believe I did my very best, and I am hoping I will be shortlisted for the second stage, which is a face-to-face interview [use a comma for a non-restrictive modifying clause starting with "which"].0
Thank you Evelyn. It was literally nerve-racking. I have been to countless interviews but the experience prior to the interview always feels the same.
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I don't even know you, but congratulations! These kinds of things are always stressful!
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