Part Four: Monologue
I work in the human resources department of my company, and it is often my responsibility to hire new employees. When trying to fill open positions within the company, I have certain qualities that I look for in a potential employee. Are they dedicated and hard working? Are they willing to be trained? Do their interests and career goals match those of the company? It’s difficult choosing the right candidate and I want to be sure that both the company and the employee will benefit from one another. Relevant experience and educational background are important as well, but there is more required in finding the best person for the job.
--Steve Peters, Human Resources Division
我在公司的人力資源部工作，我的工作職責通常是招聘新的員工。當公司有空缺需要招聘人員的時候，我會留意在未來的員工身上是否有以下的品質：他們是否敬業?是否工作努力?他們是否樂意接受培訓?他們的興趣和事業目標是否與公司的一致?招到合適的人選不容易，我也希望能夠確保公司和員工之間能夠雙方受益。招聘最合適的人擔任某項工作，相關的經驗和教育背景很重要，但是還有更多的要求。
--斯蒂夫·皮特斯 人力資源部
Part Five: Vocabulary and Phrases
-- reference] 證明信(人);推薦函
-- impressive 予人深刻印象的
-- qualification 資格，能力
-- resume 履歷表
-- up-and-coming 極有前途的
-- benefit 津貼
--carry over 遺留，賬冊前頁轉下頁
-- apply/ application/ applicant 申請/ 申請書/ 申請人
-- employer/ employee/ employment 僱主/ 僱員/ 僱傭
-- fill (a fomp3, an application, etc) out 填寫
--*ad-often abbreviated, used for “advertisement”
--*as well as - similar to “and” or “in addition to”, usually used in a more fomp3al sense
面試英語口語常用句型大全
1. Are you hiring?
你們招人嗎?
2. I saw your ad* in the paper and wanted to apply for the job.
我看到你們在報紙上登的廣告想來應聘這個工作。
3. When can you come in for an interview?
你什麼時候可以來面試?
4. Do you have any references?
你有介紹信嗎?
5. What’s your past job experience?
你以往有何工作經驗?
6. This is a very impressive resume, Mr. Smith.
你的履歷表給人印象深刻，史密斯先生。
7. What are your qualifications?
您具備什麼資歷?
8. What’s the starting salary?
起始薪金是多少?
9. What possibilities are there for advancement?
獲得提升有何要求?
10. What kind of holidays/ benefits do you have for your employees?
你們爲職員提供何種假期/福利?
Part Two: Dialogues
1. Resumes and Interviews履歷表和麪試
A: Hey Ted, I saw this ad in the paper. You should take a look.
B: What is it?
A: It’s for a job. It looks perfect for you.
B: Let’s see … “Wanted: manager for up-and-coming fimp3. Must have good organizational skills. Experience a plus. Please contact Betty Sue.” Oh, I don’t know …
A: Come on, what have you got to lose?
B: What about my resume?
A: Here, I’ll help you type one up.
B: Thanks, Mary. You’re a real pal. I’ll call now to set up an interview.
A：嘿，特德，我看到報紙上的這篇廣告，你該看一看。
B：是什麼廣告?
A：招聘廣告。看上去很適合你。
B: 讓我瞧瞧。“招聘：極富發展潛力的公司招聘經理。需良好的組織才能。具有經驗。有意者請與貝蒂·蘇聯系”。哦，我不知道……
A: 別這樣，你又不會損失什麼。
B: 可是我的履歷表呢?
A: 在這兒，我會幫你打印一份的。
B: 謝謝你，瑪麗。你真夠朋友。我現在就打電話約定面試。
2. Salary 工資
A: Well, I’ve looked over your resume, Mr. Peepers.
B: Please, call me Ted.
A: Well, Ted, this is a very impressive resume. However, we do have several other applicants to finish interviewing before we can make a final decision. We’ll call you by Friday, if that’s all right.
B: That’s no problem.
A: Do you have any other questions?
B: Well, what kind of salary do you provide?
A: Salary is based on experience as well as* time spent with our company.
B: I see.
A: Salary can be negotiated once we officially offer you the job.
B: Sounds fine.
A:哦，我看過了你的履歷表，皮伯斯先生。
B: 請叫我特德好了。
A: 好，特德，你的履歷表給人印象深刻，可是，在我們做出最後的決定之前我們還要面試其他幾個應聘者。如果可以的話，我們不遲於星期五會給你打電話。