Auxiliary verbs for short answers and question tags. Grammar

HR Manager: Good morning, Mr. Smith. Thank you for coming in today. How are you?

Candidate: Good morning. I’m well, thank you.

HR Manager: Great to hear. So, let’s get started. You’ve applied for the position of team leader. Have you ever worked in a leadership role before?

Candidate: Yes, I . I worked as a team leader for two years in my previous company.

HR Manager: That’s great. Do you have any other qualifications besides your degree?

Candidate: Yes, I . I have a certification in project management.

HR Manager: Excellent. Can you manage tight deadlines?

Candidate: Yes, I . I’m very comfortable working under pressure.

HR Manager: That’s good to know. You’re used to managing a team, aren’t you?

Candidate: Yes, I . I’ve led teams of up to 10 people.

HR Manager: You’re comfortable with using project management software, aren’t you?

Candidate: Yes, I . I’ve used several tools like Asana and Trello.

HR Manager: You haven’t missed any project deadlines before, have you?

Candidate: No, I haven’t. I always make sure to meet deadlines.

HR Manager: You’re really interested in developing your team, aren’t you?

Candidate: Yes, I . I think team development is key to success.

HR Manager: Do you enjoy working with people from different departments?

Candidate: Yes, I . I find it helpful to collaborate across teams.

HR Manager: And lastly, Am I right in thinking that you are happy working in the office a few days a week?

Candidate: Yes, you are.

HR Manager: I’m going to recommend you to the next stage of the process, I’ll get back to you soon. Great. Well, thank you for your time today.

Candidate: Thank you very much, and I look forward to hearing from you!