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(Interview) Lisa: May I come in? Johnson: Yes, please. Lisa: May I know who is Mr. Johnson Liu? Johnson: Yes, I am. Are you Miss Lisa Wang? Lisa: Yes, I am. Glad to meet you, Mr. Liu. Johnson: Have a seat, please. Lisa: Thank you. Johnson: May I start our interview, Miss Wang? When will you graduate from your institute? Lisa: I'll graduate in July this year. Johnson: You're language student. Why are you interested in international business? Lisa: It's a very challenging career. Besides, I want to be a secretary very much. Johnson: You're right, Miss Wang. Everybody working in our company thinks as you do. Lisa: May I ask how many countries with which your company has business? Johnson: We have business with over 50 countries now, such as the USA, Australia, the UK, France, Canada, etc. Lisa: Then you must need people who are able to use one or two foreign languages? Johnson: That's why we asked you to come here. Lisa: I'm excellent in English and know some French. I also have a basic idea of international business and trade. Johnson: Have you taken any business class during your school time? Lisa: Yes, I have had classes such as International Business, World Trade, Import & Export business. I found they were quite interesting. Johnson: From your resume, you've also had a training class in Secretarial English, haven't you? Lisa: Yes, Mr. Liu. I just finished that class two months ago. Johnson: What makes you come to our company? Have you ever heard of our company? Lisa: I knew a little about your company from the newspaper. To work in your company is the first choice I should make after my graduation. Johnson: Can you operate a word processor? Lisa: No. But I'm interested in learning how to operate it, My typing skill is not bad. Johnson: Thank you for your honest, Miss Wang. Now, do you have any questions to ask me about our company? Lisa: I'd like to know how the salary is determined in your company? Johnson: Well, all new employees begin at a standard salary of 600 Yuan per month. People like you may be given a higher-ranking assignment after the training period. Then your salary may be relatively higher than that. Lisa: What about other benefits? Johnson: Everyone has health insurance in our company. Here's a brochure of our company. Please have a copy. It'll tell you more about our company. Lisa: Thank you. Johnson: Any other questions? Lisa: No. I'm sorry for taking up so much of your time. Johnson: Not at all. Very glad meeting you. We'll let you know the result sometime next week. Thank for coming. Lisa: Thank you for giving me this opportunity, Mr. Liu. Johnson: You're most welcome. Good-bye. Lisa: Good-bye. |
