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Referénsia Kompreensivu ba Aplikante Timor-oan iha Entrevista Vaga Servisu Setor Agrikultura no Hortikultura Austrália
#Referénsia Q&A Setor Ospitalidade no Alojamentu
Prosesu Entrevista
Dala barak, antes entrevista komesa empregadór sei introdús sira-nia an no kona ba sira-nia toos. Sira bele ko'alia kona-ba ai-horis ne'ebé sira kuda ka animál ne'ebé sira hakiak, sira-nia toos nia luan, no serbisu sira ne'ebé presija atu trabailador sira halo.Depois empregador halo introdusaun, dala barak sira sei fó tempu ba ita bo’ot hodi introdús mós kona ba ita bo’ot nia-an. Ezemplu pergunta no resposta aprezenta-an iha entrevista ho lian Ingles hanesan tuir mai:
Can you introduce yourself and describe your experience in the agriculture/horticulture sector?
Yes, I’m Lucas from Suai, Timor-Leste, and I have worked in the farming field for over two years. My work was mostly about looking after crops and picking them when they were ready. I have used different farming tools and machines like tractors and plows. I have also learned about different types of crops and what they need to grow well.
General Questions
1) Are
you comfortable with using farm machinery?
Yes, I have used different farm machines for tasks like
preparing the land, planting seeds, and picking crops. I know how to use and
look after tractors, plows, seed drills, sprayers, and harvesters. I also know
that it’s important to be safe when using these machines.
2) Are
you okay with working in Australia for up to 4 years?
Yes, I have talked about this with my family and am ready to
work in Australia for up to 4 years. I know that this is a great chance to
learn new skills and get good experience. I am excited about learning about
farming in Australia.
3) What
are your plans after working in Australia?
After working in Australia, I plan to bring back the skills
and knowledge I’ve gained to Timor-Leste. I believe that the experience will be
beneficial not only for me but also for my local community as I can share what
I’ve learned and apply it to our local farming practices.
4) How
do you handle stress and pressure?
I believe in maintaining a healthy work-life balance to
manage stress. I also practice mindfulness and deep breathing exercises to stay
calm under pressure. Regular physical exercise also helps me to relieve stress.
5) What
are your strengths and weaknesses?
One of my strengths is my dedication to work and my ability
to adapt to new environments. As for weaknesses, I am continuously working on
improving my time management skills.
6) How
do you handle feedback and criticism?
I view feedback and criticism as opportunities to learn and
improve. I am always open to constructive criticism and willing to make
necessary changes to improve my performance.
Specific Questions
1) How
do you handle tasks that need a lot of physical strength?
I do regular exercise to keep myself strong and fit. This
includes running for stamina and lifting weights for strength. I also take
breaks and drink water during work to avoid getting too tired or overheated.
Plus, I use the right way of lifting things and wear safety gear to avoid
injuries.
2) What
safety measures do you take while working with farm machinery?
I always wear protective gear, follow the safety guidelines,
and ensure the machinery is in good working condition before using it. I also
avoid operating machinery when fatigued or under the influence of any substance
that could impair my ability to operate it safely.
3) How
do you handle tasks that require precision and attention to detail?
I believe in planning and organizing my work in advance. I
double-check my work to ensure accuracy and pay close attention to details. I
also take regular short breaks to maintain my focus and avoid errors due to
fatigue.
Personal Background Questions
1) Where
are you from and what is your farming background?
I am from Suai, Timor-Leste and I grew up in a
farming family. I have been involved in farming activities since my childhood
which has given me a strong foundation in agricultural practices.
2) What
motivated you to apply for a farming job in Australia?
I am motivated by the opportunity to learn advanced farming
techniques and practices in Australia. I believe that this experience will
enhance my skills and I can contribute to the agricultural sector in
Timor-Leste when I return.
3) How
has your family supported your decision to work abroad?
My family has been very supportive of my decision to work in
Australia. They understand the opportunities it presents for my personal and
professional growth. We have discussed the ways to stay connected while I am
away.
4) What
are your long-term career goals?
My long-term goal is to gain enough experience and knowledge
in advanced farming techniques to contribute to the agricultural development in
Timor-Leste. I aspire to implement sustainable farming practices in my local
community.
5) How
do you plan to stay connected with your family while working abroad?
With the advancement in technology, staying connected with
family has become easier. I plan to use video calling apps and social media
platforms to regularly communicate with my family.
6) What
are your hobbies or interests outside of work?
Outside of work, I enjoy outdoor activities like hiking and fishing. I also like reading books related to agriculture to enhance my knowledge.
FAHE HO ITA kontinua
fó hanoin katak pergunta no resposta sira ne’e sei bele varia iha prosesu real tuir
aplikante ida-idak nia esperiénsia no background. Importante mak onestu no koalia
klaru iha Ita-nia resposta sira. Hatudu entuziazmu ba servisu no oportunidade
atu servisu iha Australia. Sublinha Ita-nia matenek no esperiénsia ne'ebé indika
katak ita iha kualifikasaun.
FAHE HO ITA fiar
katak referénsia ne'e sei ajuda ita nia preparasaun ba entrevista nune’e bele hetan
oportunidade ba mehi atu servisu iha agrikultura no hortikultura iha Austrália.
Good luck with your application and interview process! 😊
Obrigada barak ba referendu furak ba ami, ida ne'e di'ak tebes atu ita iha vizaun bainhira ba tuir interview. 🙏🤝
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