职场英语口语--进军职场(23个会话文本).doc

刘道玉：我希望当今的大学生们，要明白一个道理，一个人能否成才，不决定于名校和名师，也不决定于学历和学位的高低，而决定于你自己，具体来说，就决定于你自己的理想和执着追求理想的精神。刘道玉原武汉大学校长）—口语话题王King of Oral English in Career 主编：畅想外语 齐鲁电子音像出版社 第一部分 办公篇 第一章 进军职场 01 Job Hunting 高频单句 1. Where do you work now? 2. I’m out of work. 3. I had an interview this morning , but they turned me down. 4. I’ll try some foreign trade companies. 5. Can you tell me something about the position? 6. Although this job is very hard, somewhat challenging. 7. I have waited for a week but still have no response. 8. What kind of people do you need? 9. Do you have a good command of English? 10. Anyhow, I want to apply for a job which is related to my major. 实景模拟—How to find a job (黑体为常用句型, 下同) Sally: The graduation is coming. I have to find a job, but I really don’t know how to start. What is your suggestion? Mike: Do you have the feeling that there are lots of jobs out here but it seems you cannot find one? Sally: How do you know? Mike: I felt the same when I hunted for a job before. The first thing you should do is to know what you’re good at and put it into words. Sally: What do you mean? Mike: Actually, many of us are not naturally proficient at talking or writing about ourselves, so you have to brush up on the techniques. But do look objectively at yourself. Sally: And after knowing myself, I may decide which job suits me. Mike: Right! Once you’ve worked out why you’re a good match for a job, it will be easier to make convincing applications. Sally: Then what should I do? Mike: Target the right employers, and reduce the chance of repeated rejection. Sally: I hate being rejected. It will make me unconfident. Mike: With any hunt, there’s always the possibility of disappointment, but don’t let that turn into defeat（不要因此而气馁）. From every pursuit that doesn’t bring the result you want(每次无果的求职经历), there’s something to be learned. Sally: Thank you very much. You’ve been very helpful! 词汇积累 lingui