1. You decided that you work. I would like to know about your company. What kind of company is it? When was it founded? Where is it located? What products or services does it offer?

- I currently work for Samsung Vietnam, which is a large electronics and technology company. The global company was founded in 1938 in Korea, and today it is one of the biggest technology brands in the world.
- The branch where I work is located in Thai Nguyen Province, and it focuses mainly on manufacturing smartphones and electronic devices. The company also provides many services related to technology, such as customer support, product testing, and quality control.
- The working environment is modern and well-organized. There are thousands of employees, and each department has its own responsibilities.
- Overall, it is a professional place to work, and I am proud to be a part of the company.

2. Tell me about your daily routine at work. What kind of work do you engage in on a normal workday? What do you typically do as soon as you arrive at your office? Tell me everything about your day at work.

- On a normal workday, I start my job at 8:00 a.m. As soon as I arrive at the office, I check my emails and review my schedule for the day. After that, my team usually has a short morning meeting to discuss daily tasks, problems in production, and plans for the shift. Most of my work is related to checking the production lines, monitoring product quality, and working with other departments to solve any issues.
- Around 12:00, I have lunch at the company canteen, and I usually drink a cup of coffee before going back to work.
- In the afternoon, I often attend meetings about production planning or new product updates.
- I finish my tasks and complete any reports before leaving work at 5:48 p.m.

3. Now, tell me about a project you did at work last week. What kind of project was it? How did it go? What did you have to do for the project? Did you have any meetings to attend for the project?

- Last week, I worked on a project to prepare for the launch of a new smartphone model. It was an important project because the new model needed to meet high-quality standards before mass production.
- First, I attended several meetings to understand the product requirements and the production plan.
- After that, my job was to go to the factory to check the production lines, look for possible defects, and report any issues to my manager. I also worked with engineers and technicians to fix problems quickly.
- The project went well, and our team finished everything on time. It was a busy week, but I learned a lot and felt happy with the result.