商务英语第四次课.pptVIP

L7 the country’s National Assembly is due to consider making the practice mandatory for all firms with more than 50 employees. Due adj. : 【EXPECTED】 [not before noun]expected to happen or arrive at a particular timedue to do sth　The team are due to fly to Italy next month.　His new book is due to be published next year. mandatory adj (fml 文) required by law; compulsory 依法的; 法定的; 强制性的: a mandatory payment 强迫支付 * Attendance is mandatory at all meetings. 所有会议皆不得缺席. L20 preconceived ?adj [attrib 作定语] (of an idea, opinion, etc) formed in advance and not based on knowledge or experience （指思想﹑ 观点等）事先形成的: Tourists forget their preconceived ideas as soon as they visit our country. 游客访问了我国之後立刻消除了他们的先入之见. L23 rule sb/sth out (as sth) exclude sb/sth (as irrelevant, ineligible, etc) 排除某人[某事物]（因其无关﹑ 不合格等）: That possibility cant be ruled out, ie It must continue to be considered. 不能排除这种可能性（有待继续研究）. * He was ruled out as a possible candidate. 他已经没有可能成为候选人. Tricky Interview Questions Can you tell me about yourself? How long would you stay with the company? What is your major weakness? What are your salary expectations? Can you tell me about yourself? The question behind this question may be: Are you prepared? Can you organize relevant information and express it concisely? How does your background relate to the job? Suggestions: Keep it brief, avoid getting into details. You can quickly cover your youth, education, work experience and present situation. Focus on the skills you have developed that are relevant to the job. List five strengths you have that are pertinent to this job - experiences, traits, skills, etc. Practice your script until you feel confident, but do not memorize it – you will sound stiff. Instead, aim for a natural and conversational tone. Wrap up your answer by bringing up your desire to be a part of the company. How long would you stay with the company? 你计划在公司工作多久？? 　　这个问题不难回答，问题是你有时候实在不想说：“我愿意做一辈子”、“也许几年”或者其它相类似的话。那你应该如何说呢？你需要重新架构回答内容，先说你想待在这