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A: I see. Can you speak any foreign languages?B: Yes. I can speak French and German.A: That’s fine. Did you bring your resume?B: Yes, sir. Here it is.A: Good, I think we can hire you.B: Thank you very much. I’ll try my best to do my job well.A: That’s fine. You’ll start tomorrow. Come here at 9 o’clock. Situation 3: 兼职A: Have you ever worked before, Peter?B: Yes, I once got a job in a factory, but now I’m out of work.A: I’m sorry to hear that. How old are you, Peter?B: Twenty-two.A: Are you interested in a part-time job?B: Yes, I am. A: It’s very busy here in the evening. You have to work very fast and there is a lot of pressure.B: That’s no problem.A: Do you think you can be here at 4 every afternoon?B: Ah, yes. I’m always on time.A: The working hours are four to eight, Monday through Friday. You can make 6 dollars an hour. Is it OK?B: That’s fine.A: Will you start tomorrow? B: Sure. PassageQuestions 1. What should you do during an interview? 2. What shouldn’t you do during an interview?　The interview is the key to getting a new job. Remember, first impression is very important. Then, during the interview, make a point of showing off your good points and selling yourself as much as possible. This will help you succeed in the interview. Below is a list of the dos and don’ts of interviews. Dos　　①Be punctual; ②Be neat and tidy, polite and confident; ③Take opportunities to be creative and show off your merits; ④Avoid “yes” or “no” answers; ⑤Be honest; ⑥Look at the interviewer, not at the floor; ⑦Be reasonable and tactful when discussing salary; ⑧ Relax and smile; ⑨Say “thank you” afterwards. Don’ts ①Be late; ②Fool around while waiting; ③Show that you are nervous or impatient; ④Be tardy; ⑤Joke too much; ⑥Argue with the interviewer; ⑦Present papers that are irrelevant; ⑧Whine about (发牢骚)ex-employers; ⑨Be too cocky. ReadingDear Sir,　　 I would like to apply for the position as a secretary.　　 I will graduate from school