大学核心商务英语读写教程1课件颜晓川 马瑞香ISBN 9787811348804 PPT Unit 2.pptVIP

About This Unit Background Information Background Information * * * UNIT 1 3 2 2 2 2 LOOKING FOR A JOB TEXT A A Day in Office TEXT B How to Deal with the Unexpected TEXT C Office Manager of a Small Business OBJECTIVES 1. use business vocabulary about office work 2. talk about job responsibilities in the office 3. business focus — office etiquette 4. write business letters and memos 5. simulate socializing with coworkers and business associates The theme of this unit is how to get yourself strategically prepared for your new job and appropriately act and get along with your new colleagues in your first few days in office. At the beginning of your career, you have to develop your own work ethic and principles in order not only to survive in the company but also to get well prepared for climbing up your career ladder in the future. Text A provides seven tips on various aspects: the importance of dressing right, the necessity of doing your homework and adapting yourself to the new office culture, the office routine, information, first day work ethics and so on. From these instructions, you can draw on many valuable lessons which can be applied to your own job. In Text B you are going to read three unexpected situations and their respective solutions by “your” wit and experience. Text C is a case study focusing on an office manager’s description of his position, qualifications, previous experience, job tasks, best parts of his job and his job tips. Starting a new job can make us feel like we’ve gone back in time to our first day of junior high school. We want people to like us, but we don’t want to seem too eager. We hope we’ve worn the right clothes and dressed up enough, but not too much. The self-confidence we had in the interview that landed us the job is slowly taken over by nerves as our first day approaches, and we worry about making a good first impression. But new jobs should be exciting, not stressful. We’re taking on a new role, a fresh start