Job interview

3. – Staying calm and confident, especially in stressful situations.
4. – A meeting where an employer asks you questions to see if you’re a good fit for a job.
7. – A person’s chosen job or profession over a long period.
10. – The way a person thinks or feels about something, especially their approach to work.
11. Letter – A letter that explains why you’re a good fit for a job, sent with your resume.
13. – The business or organization offering the job.
16. – Feeling anxious or worried, especially before a big event like an interview.
19. – The person or company hiring you for a job.
20. – Activities or subjects that you enjoy or are curious about.

1. – A job where you work the standard number of hours, usually 40 hours a week.
2. – The skills and knowledge gained from doing work in the past.
5. – The learning or schooling you’ve completed, such as high school or college.
6. – The act of taking care of your appearance, such as personal hygiene and dressing well.
8. – A job where you work fewer hours than a full-time position, typically less than 40 hours a week.
9. are simple definitions for each of the keywords:
12. – Extra advantages or perks that come with a job, like health insurance or vacation time.
13. – Believing in your own abilities or skills.
14. – The things you want to achieve or accomplish in your career or life.
15. – To get ready for something, like studying for an interview or organizing your materials.
17. – The person applying for a job.
18. – A specific job or role within a company.