a: hello mr. jones, please have a seat. thank you for coming in today. i have read your resume. you completed university in england?
b: yes, i went to cambridge. after graduation, i started right away into the advertising industry. later, i made a bit of a switch to focus on marketing research.
a: so, what experience do you have?
b: i have ten years marketing experience. this includes both entry level and management positions. in my last position, i worked my way up to being director of the markeing department.
a: i can see that from your resume. your last position was marketing director for a pharmaceutical company, is that right? later, why did you decide to leave your former post?
b: i felt after five years in one place, i was ready for something new. i would like to have a job that is challenging, something that i can see and do new things every day. i loved many things about my former job, and i left with amiable feelings on both sides. i was just ready for something new.
a: i see. do you want to work full-time or part-time?
b: i would rather work full-time.
a: i'll make note of that. now, what are your salary expectations?
b: i am willing to negotiate, but i expect at least $40,000 a year.
你好,琼斯先生!请坐.谢谢你今天能来.你的简历我已看过.你在英国上的大学?
是的,上的剑桥大学.毕业后,我就干起了广告工作,后来转向了市场调查.
那么,你都有什么工作经验?
我做过10年市场销售工作,包括初级职位和管理职位,并在最后的岗位上通过自己的努力当上了市场部主任.
从简历上能看出来.你最后的职位是制药公司的市场部主任,对吧?那后来你为什么离职?
我觉得在一个地方干上5年久应该换工作.我喜欢干有挑战性的工作,喜欢每天看见新东西,做不同的工作.我很喜欢我以前那份工作,而且我离开时双方也很愉快,我之所以离开时因为想尝试新事物.
我明白,那你想做专职还是兼职?
我比较想做专职.
我记录一下.好了,你对工资的期望是多少?
我愿意商量下,但是我希望每年至少有4万美元的收入.