Dialogue 1
I: Are you a goal-oriented person?
A: Yes, I am. I always make a plan before I do anything.
I: Where do you want to be in 5 years?
A: I don? want to have a specific title. I just want to enjoy what I am doing.
I: That sounds very reasonable.
A: It? the most important thing to me.
I: If you are hired, how long do you plan to stay with us?
A: That obviously depends on how things go -- whether I? suited to the firm and the firm to me.
I: Tell me about some of your recent goals and what you do to achieve them.
A: I want to put my knowledge and experience to use in a challenging position. In order to achieve this goal, I just want to work step by step.
I: What is your long-range objective?
A: I haven? thought it over at all.
I: What do you think is the most important thing when looking for a job?
A: I think the most important thing is the interest in the job.
I: 你是一個有明確目標的人嗎？
A: 是的，我是，在做每件事之前我都做一個計劃。
I: 你在五年內希望做到什麼位置？
A: 我並不想要什麼特別的頭銜，我只想做我喜歡做的事情。
I: 聽起來非常有道理。
A: 這對我來說是最重要的。
I: 如果你被錄用，計劃在我們公司幹多久？
A: 這當然依事情的發展而定，得看我和公司之間是否互相適合。
I: 能說說你的近期目標以及如何去實現它嗎？
A: 我想把我的知識和經驗運用到一個具有挑戰性的工作中，爲了達到這個目標，我只想一步一步地踏實工作。
I: 你的長遠目標是什麼？
A: 我還沒有認真考慮過。
I: 在找工作時，你認爲什麼最重要？
A: 我認爲是對工作的興趣。
Dialogue 2
I: Could you project what you would like to be doing five years from now?
A: As I have some administrative experience from my last job, I may use my organizational and planning skills in the future.
I: How do you plan to accomplish this?
A: By doing everything necessary and for further study.
I: How long would you like to stay with this company?
A: How long I will stay with the company depends on whether the company and I are satisfied with each other.
I: What do you think of this industry? outlook in five years？
A: I do believe this industry will be developed rapidly in 5 years time.
I: 你能設想一下五年後你在做些什麼嗎（職業規劃）？
A: 因爲我以前的工作積累了一些管理經驗，我希望將來能運用我的組織和計劃才能。
I: 你計劃怎樣來實現它呢？
A: 做任何需要做的事情以及繼續深入學習。
I: 你打算在本公司幹多長時間？
A: 我在貴公司幹多長時間決定於我和公司之間是否互相滿意。
I: 你認爲五年內這個行業前景如何？
A: 我相信在這五年中，這個行業會迅猛發展的。
Dialogue 3
I: How long do you plan to stay here?
A: To speak frankly, it doesn? depend on me.
I: How so?
A: I really want to obtain a permanent job. I won? leave as long as I have opportunity to apply my knowledge and get on well with my superiors and colleagues.
I: What?e your future plans and what kind of expectations do you have of the company?
A: I know that generally it is possible to move from this position to a management position with two years experience in the company and I would look forward to having the responsibility for training and supervising new members of staff.
I: What is your typical workday like at your present job?
A: I arrive at 8 o?lock every morning, and I make a list of things I must do that day.
I: What then?
A: Then I start work on my list.
I: 你打算在這裏工作多久？
A: 坦白地說，這不是我能決定的。
I: 爲什麼？
A: 我很想擁有一個固定的工作，只要我有施展才能的機會，而且能和上級、同事相處得好，我就不會離開。
I: 你將來有什麼計劃？你對公司有什麼期望？
A: 我知道，通常情況下在貴公司具有了兩年的`工作經驗後是有可能從現在的職位升到管理的位置。我希望能承擔培訓和監督新員工的職責。
I: 你現在這份工作每天基本上都做些什麼？
A: 我每天早上八點到，然後把我當天要做的事情列出來。
I: 然後呢？
A: 然後我就按照列表工作。
goal-oriented 目標明確的 long-range 長期的
administrative 管理的 organizational 組織的
rapidly 迅速地 superior 上級
supervise 監督，管理，指導 typical 典型的
在回答“How long will you stay with us?”這個問題時，特別要注意，不要用明確的時間概念來回答“我將在貴公司呆多久”。因爲不管怎樣回答，都會招致主考官進一步詢問“爲什麼？”所以最保險的回答方式就是“How long I will stay with the company depends on whether the company and I are satisfied with each other.”
1) I think the most important thing is the interest
in the job. the opportunity of self-development
the opportunity of self-remoulding
我認爲最重要的是我對這份工作的興趣。
我認爲最重要的是這份工作爲我提供的自我發展的機會。
我認爲最重要的是這份工作爲我提供的自我完善的機會。
2) Could you project what you would like to be doing five years from now?
where you would like to be