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End Strong at a Job Interview (Level 1)

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Asking for the Question to be Repeated at a Job Interview (Level 2)

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Previous Employer and Skills Questions at a Job Interview (Level 2)

An Informational Interview – Finding Out about a Job (Level 2)

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What Makes a Successful Job Interview? (Level 2)

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Interview Question: “What are Your Computer Technical Skills?” (Level 2)

Your Clothes at Job Interviews: Women (Level 2)

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Interview Question: Why Should We Hire You? (Level 2) Virtual (Optional)

Interview Question: “Why Did You Apply for this job?” (Level 2)

Prepare Your “Tell Me About Yourself” Answer at a Job Interview (Level 2)

Clothes to Avoid at Job Interviews (Level 2)

Ask Good Questions at a Job Interviews (Level 2)

Research the Company for a Job Interview (Level 2)

Some People Feel Scared Before a Job Interview. (Level 2)

Answering Hard Questions at a Job Interviews (Level 2)

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Writing a Letter of Thanks after a Job Interview – Level 3

At a Job Interview use ‘Important’ Words (Level 3)

Answers to Some Interview Questions (Level 3)

Job Interview using the STAR Model (Level 3)

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A Job Interview to Work as an Assistant Fashion Designer (Level 3)

Informational Job Interview of a Bus Driver (Level 3)

Informational Job Interview of an Ultrasound Sonographer No 2 (Level 3)

Informational Job Interview of an Ultrasound Sonographer No 1 (Level 3)

Five of the Most Common Job Interview Questions (Level 3)

Tricks in Job Interviews (Level 3)

Your Clothes for Different Jobs at Job Interviews (Level 3)

Show Enthusiasm at Job Interviews (Level 3)

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Mirror the Job Description for a Job Interviews (Level 3)

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The “Step-by-Step” Technique at a Job Interviews (Level 3)

By Editorial Team / 3 August 2026

Job Interviews
Level 3 – Advanced
The “Step-by-Step” Technique at a Job Interviews (Level 3)

Description: A short article about interview techniques
Instructions: Read the short article and answer the questions

The “Step-by-Step” Technique

When asked a difficult question, pause for a few seconds and answer step by step. This makes you sound thoughtful and organised.

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Question 1 of 10

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1. What is the name of this technique?

The "Think First" Technique
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The "Slow Down" Technique
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The "Step-by-Step" Technique
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The "Pause and Speak" Technique
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2. When should you use this technique?

When you arrive at the interview
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When you are asked a difficult question
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When you want to ask a question
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When you are leaving the interview
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3. What should you do before you answer?

Ask the interviewer to repeat the question
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Write the question down on paper
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Pause for a few seconds
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Take a long drink of water
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4. How should you give your answer?

As quickly as possible
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Step by step
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In one long sentence
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Very quietly and slowly
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5. What does the word “pause” mean?

To speak very loudly
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To stop for a short time
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To ask a question
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To stand up straight
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6. How long should you pause before answering?

A few minutes
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A few hours
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A few seconds
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A few days
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7. What does answering step by step make you sound?

Nervous and unsure
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Thoughtful and organised
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Loud and confident
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Quiet and shy
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8. What does the word “thoughtful” mean?

Someone who thinks carefully before speaking
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Someone who talks very fast
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Someone who is always happy
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Someone who asks lots of questions
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9. What does the word “organised” mean?

someone who is always late
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someone who forgets things easily
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someone who plans and does things in a clear and tidy way
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someone who works very fast
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10. Which of these is NOT mentioned in the technique?

pausing for a few seconds
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answering step by step
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sounding thoughtful and organised
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writing your answer down on paper
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