Inerview - Martí Rebull

Inerview - Martí Rebull

Interviewer: Good afternoon, this is the BBC news and today we have the pleasure of interviewing Steve Jobs, cofounder of Apple and one of the most influential entrepeneurs in the world. 

Thank you for coming Steve.

Steve: It is my pleasure.

Interviewer: First of all, I wanted to ask you about your personal life, how do you spend your free time?

Steve: Well, I have not had much free time lately for I am currently working on a new project. Nevertheless, when I do have some time for myself I spend it writing a book wich will come out soon.

Interviewer: It sounds interesting, and what is it going to be about?

Steve: It will be about the art of entrepeneurship and its problems, much like a guide to become succesful. The idea is that everyone who reads it will acquire enough knowledge to launch his own business idea and make it thrive.

Interviewer: The american dream come true.

Steve: Exactly.

Interviewer: And when will this book be available to the public?

Steve: As I said, it will come out shortly, but I cannot specify a concrete date.

Interviewer: I will certainly want to go further into that but first we will have a break for advertisement, thank you all for watching and stay tuned for more inerviews, we'll be right back on BBC news.

Interview- Laia Orozco

Hello to everyone, I’m in the late-night show, with SteveJobs, an American business magnate, better known bybeing Apple’s Co-founder.

Interviewer: Good morning, please take a seat.

Steve Jobs: Good morning, it's a pleasure to meet you.

Interviewer: When did you co-found Apple?

Steve Jobs: I co-founded Apple in 1976, with Wozniak’s. We sold the first Wozniak's Apple I personal computer.

Interviewer: Why did you leave apple in 1985?

Steve Jobs: I had a long discussion with the company board, and with the Ceo of that year.

Interviewer: You did well, didn't you?

Steve Jobs: hahaha, after that I created “NeXT”, withsome members of Apple’s team. But did you know that in 1997, “neXt”joined apple?

Interviewer: Oh, it’s true, I forgot it.

Interviewer: Your goal was helping revive Apple, of bankruptcy!

Interviewer: solving Apple’s problems must be toodifficult for leadership as you are.

Steve Jobs: I don’t Consider I’m a leadership, but, it wasso difficult. But, with perseverance, you can get whateveryou want.

Interviewer: That’s sounds great!

Interviewer: Steve,interview is over,it’s been a pleasure, you can come whenever you want.

JOB ITERVIEW - AINA VAL

Interviewer: Good morning, nice to meet you Aina.

Interviewee: Nice to meet you too. Thanks for calling me. For the interview.

Interviewer: We are going to start. Can you tell us about your work experience, please?

Interviewee: I have been working as a private teacher during three years. I also have been working as a trainer of rhythmic gymnastics and in a summer campus. And I take care of childrens some afternoon too.

Interviewer: Can you tell us about your skills?

Interviewee: Yes, of course. I am hard-working, and I have good people skills. Furthermore, I learn fast the new things, i'm organicated and I have a lot of patience.

Interviewer: Why do you want this job?

Interviewee: I want this job because it is my ideal job. I love to spend time with children.

Interviewer: Have you got any questions?

Interviewee: Yes. Which would be the salary?

Interviewer: It’ll be 800$ per week. Thank you for coming, we will be in touch.

Interviewee: Thank you, I look forward to hearing from you.

Job Interview - Alexia Espín

Interviewer: Good Morning, nice to meet you.

Interviewee: Hello, nice to meet you, too.

Interviewer: As you know, you are here to get a work with us, that means I want your best worker version, and your true and realistic answers to my next questions, good luck!

Interviewee: That’s great, I’ll do my best to answer them and show you my management skills during the interview.

Interviewer: Why do you want to work for this company?

Interviewee: I want to for this company becouse it has a great corporate reputation and it will provide me the opportunity to improve my knowledge and develop my professional skills. Plus, I believe I will perfectly fit into the company values, culture and mission.

Interviewer: What experience do you have in this field?

Interviewee: I believe my previous studies and skills will help me in this position and, despite that I have no experience, I am looking forward to begin my career with your organization.

Interviewer: Are you able to work under pressure?

Interviewee: In my opinion stressful situations are a daily basis in almost every job, therefore everyone should learn how to handle pressure and stress. I will be able to work under pressure because I know how to deal with stress effectively. It is important to be aware of the pressure and focus on the most important tasks; as a result pressure and stress will become a challenge to improve yourself.

Interviewer: Where do you see yourself in 5 years? Describe your career goals.

Interviewee: I am a hardworking but calm person. Promotions are not my main purpose because I find stability one of the most important aspects of my life. That is the reason I can see myself in this position.

Interviewer: What do you think about teamwork?

Interviewee: I feel comfortable working on a team and I strongly believe that teamwork has clearly some advantages. I get along easily with people, I am a good listener and I enjoy collaborating with others. I am aware problems may come up every now and then among coworkers but there is always a way to solve those problems and to be more productive than working individually.

Interviewer: What makes you an ideal candidate for this position?

Interviewee: My studies, abilities, motivation, good organizational and communication skills makes me a perfect candidate for this position.

Interviewer: Thank you for coming today. We’ll be in touch.

INTERVIEW STEVE JOBS - Iveth Mula

Good morning, I am Iveth Mula, a journalist from "morning news" who today is going to interview one of the most important people in this world, Steve Jobs. I am very happy and for me it is a great honor.
We will talk about their personal and commercial life.

Interviewer: Hi Steve, how are you?
Interviewee: Hi, thanks. Very happy to be talking with you.
Interviewer: We are aware that you have not had an easy childhood. Could you explain how it was?
Interviewee: Yes, of course. When I was little, my parents abandoned me. My adoptive family welcomed me and I thank you for taking care of me and loving me as a son.
Interviewer: How could you start your own business by being so young and inexperienced?
Interviewee: Good question. Thanks to perseverance and hard work.
Interviewer: Could you tell us something about the new project you have between in your hands?
Interviewee: Of course, I really want to launch this new project. My company and I have invested many hours of work and I hope everything goes well. I cannot reveal the project yet, but I can say that it is something never seen in history and that we have used the best technology that this country has.
Interviewer: Wow, I run out of words! Thank you and good luck Steve. I hope to see you again soon.

Interview- Noelia Blanco Mejias

Good morning, I am Noelia Blanco a journalist from " ABC newspaper" and today I have the pleasure to talk with one of the most important businessmen in the world, Steve Jobs.

Noelia Blanco: Good morning Steve. To begin with, how are you feeling with your brand new line of cellphones that you recently launched?

Steve Jobs: Good morning Noelia. I feel so excited about this like every time I start a new project.

Noelia Blanco: And what do your family and friend think about your new project?

Steve Jobs: They are so excited too! They make me feel so lucky because they always support me with every new project that I start.

Noelia Blanco: Steve, Can you tell me why would you buy your brand phone and not another brand?

Steve Jobs: Because it's a cellphone that can offer you: good pictures, it's 348gb of capacity and the materials are 100% sustainable.

Noelia Blanco: Wow! Nowadays sustainability is so important for our planet. And Steve, what about the speculations of a new shop opening in New York City?

Steve Jobs: It's completely the truth, I and my team are working on the final touches of the shop.

Noelia Blanco: Happy to hear everything is working well Steve. Thank you so much for coming tonight and let us know a little bit more about you and your work.

Steve Jobs: It was a pleasure to me, I hope to see you at the opening of the new shop in New York.

Noelia Blanco: Of course. And now we will be back after the advertisements with a new interview.

INTERVIEW - Paula Perdiguero

Hello, my name is Paula Perdiguero and I am a journalist of “The New York Times” newspaper. Today I am very glad for having a conversation with one of the most inspiring person of all times, Steve Jobs. We are going to talk about his personal and bussines life. 

Interviewer: Hello Steve, how is going on?

Interviewee: Thanks, very delighted to be talking with you today. 

Interviewer: To begin with, it is known that you didn’t have an easy childhood, how do you remember it?

Interviewee: Well, for most of the people my childhood could have been a disaster because my biologycal parents abandoned me but I don’t blame them because they had too many problems.

Nevertheless, I will always be grateful for my adoptive family.

Interviewer: To sum up, we could consider your adoptive family a fundamental part of your life?

Interviewee: Of course, they always have supported me in whatever decision I have taken, even in the most risky.

Interviewer: Oh, it’s an interesting point to talk about, because you left University, right? How could you start your own business being so young and without experience?

Interviewee: Good question. I have always been guided by my feelings and I didn’t care about being different of the rest of the people. Thanks to perseverance and hard work I have been able to keep my company althought we had some problems.

Interviewer: Thanks for share your life with us, it's an honor to have you here. Steve Jobs it’s a clear example that hard-working people don’t have limits.

Interviewee: Thanks to you for giving me this opportunity. See you very soon.