世纪商务英语 综合教程3 四版 ppt 课件Unit 2 Human Rresources.pptVIP

世纪商务英语  综合教程3(第四版） Jennifer: Good morning. Manager: Take a seat, please. Jennifer: Thank you. Manager: You are Jennifer? I’m Johnson. Jennifer: Yes. Nice to meet you, Mr. Johnson. Manager: Where are you living now? Jennifer: I live in Beijing. Manager: One of the most important things for this job is English proficiency. Do you speak English fluently? Jennifer: Yes, I think I do. And I am also proficient in Business English and computer skills. Manager: Do you have any knowledge about international trade? Jennifer: Yes, in fact, I took some related courses, such as International trade, accounting, and economics. I am sure I can do the job well. Manager: How about your typing skills? Jennifer: 70 words a minute. Manager: Are you familiar with any word processing software? Jennifer: I can use Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint. Manager: That’s good. What do you know about this company? Jennifer: This company is one of the leading trading companies in Canada. It was established in 1945, with a capital of 13 million Canadian dollars. The main products are computer equipment, such as keyboard, mouse, modem, etc. Manager: Do you speak any other languages? Jennifer: I speak a little French. Manager: Is there anything you would like to know about the job? Jennifer: Yes. I’d like to be straight to the point. Could you please tell what the starting salary is, and what kind of fringe benefits the job may offer? Manager: Your starting monthly salary would be 2,000 Canadian dollars, and after three months you’d get a raise if your work is satisfactory. There’s a bonus at the Chinese New Year, and