English dialogue about finding a job

After entering the society, it is not the results of various exams that can directly reflect your English level, but your real oral English level. Xi An Hampson English Common Spoken Dialogue Channel mainly helps you to master spoken English easily through various spoken English dialogues commonly used in life. Today, Xi 'an Hampson English arranged an English conversation about finding a job for everyone. 0 1 classic sentence 0 1. I lost my job yesterday. I lost my job yesterday. 02. Where do you work now? Where do you work now? I lost my job. I'm unemployed now. I went for an interview this morning, but they refused. I went to an interview this morning, but I hit a nail. Are you looking for a job? Are you looking for a job now? 06. What are you going to do next? What are you going to do next? I will try some foreign trade companies. I want to try some foreign trade companies. 08. You are applying for the position of manager, aren't you? Are you applying for the position of manager? 09. Can you tell me something about this position? Can you tell me something about this position? 10. Although this job is hard, it is somewhat challenging. Although this job is hard, it is very challenging. 1 1. Do you believe they said I was overqualified? Can you believe it? They said that my conditions were too good. 12. I have been waiting for a week, but there is still no reply. I have been waiting for a week, but there is still no reply. 13. What kind of person do you need? What kind of people do you need? 14. Do you have a good command of English? Is your English good? Anyway, I want to apply for a job related to my major. Anyway, I want to apply for a career related to my major. How to find a job Sally: Graduation is coming. I have to find a job, but I really don't know how to start. What's your suggestion? Mike: Do you have the feeling that there are many jobs here, but you can't seem to find them. Sally: How do you know? Mike: I used to feel the same way when I was looking for a job. The first thing you have to do is to know what you are good at and turn it into words 1. Sally: What do you mean? Mike: Actually, many of us are not good at talking or describing ourselves by nature, so you must improve your skills. But we must look at ourselves objectively. Sally: After getting to know myself, I may decide which job is right for me. Mike: Yes! Once you understand why you are suitable for this job, it is easy to make a convincing application. Sally: What should I do? Mike: Lock in the right employer and reduce the chance of repeated rejection. Sally: I hate being rejected. It makes me feel insecure. Mike: Any hunting has the possibility of disappointment, but don't let disappointment turn into failure. You can learn something from every pursuit that doesn't bring you the desired result. Sally: Thank you very much. You have been a great help. How to find a job Sally: I'm about to graduate. I have to find a job, but I really don't know where to start. Any suggestions? Mike: You think there are many jobs out there, but you can't seem to find them? Sally: How do you know? Meyer: I used to feel the same way when I was looking for a job. The first thing you should do is to know what you are good at and express it in words. Sally: What do you mean? Mike: Actually, many people are not good at talking about or describing themselves, so you need to practice this skill. But we must look at ourselves objectively. Sally: I can't decide what job is right for me until I know myself. Mike: Yes! Once you know what job you are suitable for. It is much easier to write a convincing job application. Sally: So what's next? Mike: Find a suitable employer and reduce the chance of rejection. Sally: I hate being rejected. That would make me feel insecure. Mike: There is always the possibility of disappointment in finding a job, but don't be discouraged by it. Every fruitless job search experience has something to learn. Sally: Thank you very much. You really helped me a lot. This is an English conversation about finding a job organized by Hampson English in Xi 'an. The only way to practice English conversation is to go to English corner more often, chat with people in English, create more situational dialogues, and create a nearly real language training environment with Feitian English learning software. I suggest you go out to participate in the English corner, or take part in Xi 'an Hampson oral English training class for systematic study.