1:Hi, thanks for coming in today. How are you?
2: I’m doing great, thanks for asking.
1: Fantastic. I was taking a look at your LinkedIn profile and I would like to ask you a
few questions to get this interview started.
2: Fine
1:Can you tell me about your previous work experience? (Use past simple, past perfect, etc.)
2: Fine! In my last job as a Power Platform Developer, I gained experience in creating Apps from scratch, covering the entire process from collecting information and user stories to data modeling, front-end, and back-end development. By time I left the company, I had launched one app to fill out the Design Hours and maintained and updated two key apps for the company. One managed Human resouces employees and the other handled the budget for fabrication hours.
Before I worked as a Power Platform Developer, I had worked as a Budget Analyst, My role involved executing, analyzing, and maintaining the Budget's app, I was taught to read equipment blueprints and datasheets. Before I joined Vr ingeniería, I had worked as Process Leader at Lumen Graphics. There, I gained an extensive experience in collecting information and automating process, I led and improve comunication between commerce and production teams and organized and creted policies for data management.
1: Can you walk us through a project you recently worked on and your role in it? (Use “give” & “tell” with intransitive verbs)
2: Recently, I was given the opportunity to work on one of the most important developing project in Vr ingeniería to improve the time design. My role in the project was to create the Back-end and lead the Front-End to update and optimize the design projects. I was responsible for automate and redesing of pieces and assemblys for the equipments design.
As a part of the project, I worked closely with the design team to ensure the accuracy of the final result. I am proud to say that the result obtained in the first phases was amazing, reducing the designer's time by 95%.
1: Could you tell me about something you would have done differently in your previous job? (Use third conditional)
2: Yes, I think that If I had Known then what I know now, I would have approched my efforts differently. For example, there was a Budget where I was supposed to collaborate with another teammate. The budget took longer than it was supposed to, and the end result wasn't as accuarate as it could have been.
Looking back, I realize that I should have organized better with my mate and prioritized data collection and budget execution. If I had done that, we would have worked more efficiently and get the budget on time and accuracy.
1: Have you ever convinced someone to change their mind or do something they didn't want to do? (Use “get”, “have” or “make” appropriately)