[영어면접][영어면접 질문][영어면접 예시][English Interview][영어 자기소개] 영어 면접 질문 20개와 예시 답변

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★ 영어 면접 대비를 위한 20개의 자주 나오는 질문과 예시 답변을 담았습니다 ★

영어 면접은 어떻게 대비해야 할까?
가장 좋은 방법은 20여개 정도 자주 출제되는 질문의 답을 미리 만들어 놓고 외우는 것입니다.
이 자료에서는 자기소개, 좋아하는 음식 만드는 방법, 존경하는 인물, 자신의 장점 등
영어 면접에서 꼭 등장하는 20개 질문과 답변을 실어 놓았습니다.

답변의 질은???
캐나다 원어민이 교정을 해 준 답이기 때문에 완벽한 영어 입니다.
더 이상 한국 사람이 쓴 답변으로 준비하지 마세요.
진짜 영어입니다~^^

목차

1. Explain about your major.
2. What`s your favorite food? Tell me the way how to make it.
3. What has been the most difficult moment in your life?
4. Talk about your hometown.
5. Talk about your best friend
6. Talk about your university life.
7. Talk about your family.
8. Whom do you respect the most?
9. What’s the most impressive movie you’ve ever seen?
10. Talk about your work experience abroad
11. How do other people see you? evaluate you?
12. What was the book you read most recently?
13. Did you ever have a confrontation with anyone at work or at school? How was it resolved?
14. What is your nickname?
15. What do you do in your free time?
16. What are you good at?
17. What is your weakest point or worst character flaw?
18. Mention a Quotaion that means a lot to you.
19. Tell me about an experience during which you showed your creativity
20. If you know your boss is 100 percent wrong about something, how would you handle the situation?

본문내용

8. Whom do you respect the most?

The person whom I respect the most is Ahn Chul Su. He’s the former CEO of a computer security company called Ahn Laboratories, now a professor of Seoul National University. I admire his ability to overcome challenges as well as his contribution to society.
Ahn Chul Su was remarkably talented and versatile—he built three outstanding careers in three different fields. He started out in medical school, and could have become a professor of medicine, but he was intrigued by computer technology, and decided to set up his own computer security company.
He was the first person in Korea to create an antivirus program. In fact, he was a world-class leader in his field, since at that time only two or three companies in the entire world dealt with computer viruses.
I’ve also been impressed with Ahn Chul Su’s selflessness and his keen sense of duty toward others. While he was in medical school, he volunteered at a local hospital every weekend, and when he first created an antivirus program, he distributed it to the public free of charge. Although he still charged companies a modest fee for his product, he made sure that individuals paid nothing for his software.