A: Good morning, sir. I’m Fang Meiling.

A:早上好,先生。我是方美玲。

B: Sit down, please, Miss Fang. I’m Adolf from Personnel.

B:请坐,方小姐。我是人事部的阿道夫。

A: How do you do?

A:您好。

B: When you came, did you happen to notice all the building work going on?

B:来这儿的路上，你是不是刚好看到正在 进行的建筑施工?

A: Yes, I did.

A:对，我正好看到了。

B: Well, that’s the new office extension for testing product quality. Ifll be ready for use within this week, so that’s where you，d be working.

B:嗯,那是新扩建的检验产品质量的办公 地点。本周内就可完工使用，所以那就是你今后办公的地方。

A: Yes, I did read about It in the prospectus you sent me about the section.

A:是的，在你们寄给我的质检科规划书中 我读到过。

B: Now, I’d like to ask you some questions about your previous experience, if that’s all right?

B:好吧,如果可以的话，我想就你以前的经 历提几个问题,可以吗? .

A: Go right ahead.

A:您请问。

B: Have you had any jobs before?

B:你以前干过哪些工作?

A: I became a weaver in a textile mill when I was 18, right after my graduation from a local senior high school. I worked very hard and concentrated my attention on reducing product cost and solving technical problems like broken ends.

A: 18岁时我成了一家纺织厂的织工,那时 我刚从本地一所高中毕业。我工作十分 努力，而且潜心钻研降低成本和解决断 头之类的技术难题。

B: What did all your efforts turn out to be?

B:你的这番努力结果如何呢?

A: Successful. So one years ago I was sent by the mill to a textile university in South China for further study.

A:很成功。因而1年前我被工厂送到南方 的一所纺织大学去深造。

B: What was your speciality?

B:你学什么专业?

A: Dress designing. I studied there for two years. I got straight As in all of the compulsory courses and easily passed such selective courses as Business Administration, Computing and Public Relations.

A:服装设计。我在那儿学了两年。我所有 的必修课成绩都是优秀，而且我轻松地 通过了像企业管理、计算机和公共关系 这样的选修课。

B: What did you do then?

B:那你以后干过什么?

A: I returned to the mill in the hope of developing my abilities. But soon I found it on the verge of bankruptcy due to a weak management.

A:我回到工厂,希望发挥所长。但没多久 我就发现，由于管理不善,工厂已处在破 产的边缘。

B: Did you ever make any suggestions to your management?

B：你曾给管理部门提过建议吗?

A: Yes, I did. But nobody listened. The mill closed down at the beginning of this year, and I became a laid-off employee like everybody else.

A:是的,我提过,可是没人听。工厂在今年 年初倒闭，而我和其他所有的人一样成 了失业人员。

B: It wasn’t the only job you had, was it?

B：那不是你干过的一份工作,是吧?

A: No. I got a job in an international chain store later, only to earn some money to see me through difficulty. I was in the clothes section.

A:不是的。后来我在一家国际连锁店找了 份工作，只是想挣点钱，好让我渡过难 关。我在服装部。

B: OK. Miss fang. As you know, everybody likes to criticize. What do people criticize about you?

B:好。方小姐，你也知道,每个人都喜欢吹 毛求疵。大家怎么评论你呢?

A: Well, some people have complained to me that I often expect them to perform beyond their abilities. To some others, I also have another weak point. I like to see a job done quickly, and I’m critical if it isn’t. But these people all admit that I have the ability to take charge in emergencies.

A:哦,有些人向我抱怨过,说我常常在能力 方面对他们期望过高。对另外一部分 人，我还有一个缺点。我喜欢看到工作 能得到迅速处理,不然的话，我就会变得 苛刻起来。但是这些人都承认我有处理 紧急事务的能力。

B: Another question, Miss Fang. You see, in our company English is the working language. From this talk, I know your spoken English is good enough for you to communicate with your foreign colleagues. Can you write good English as well?

B:方小姐，还有一个问题。你明白，在我们 公司，英语是工作语言。从谈话来看，我 清楚你的英语口语足以使你同外国同事 交流思想。你能写出同样好的英语吗?

A: I’m sure I can. I started to learn English at the age of seven, and I’ve never stopped my English study. In fact, English was also one of the university compulsory courses I studied. By the way, I have the habit of keeping a diary, half in Chinese, half in English.

A:我肯定能行。我7岁就开始学英语了, 而且此后我从未间断学习英语。实际 上,英语也是我大学时的一门必修课。 顺便提一下，我有写日记的习惯,一半用 汉语写，一半用英语写。

B: Oh? lt must be a lot of fun. Well, according to your resume, you are 25 years old and unmarried, aren’t you?

B:噢?那一定很有趣吧。哦，据你的履历 来看,你是25岁，未婚,对不对?

A: Yes. I just turned 25 last week.

A:对,我上星期刚满25岁。

B: Well, I believe it’s a personal question, but can you tell me If you will get married and have a baby in the near future?

B:哦，我认为这是个私人问题，但是你能否 告诉我,近期你是否会结婚、生小孩?

A: Actually I’ll soon get married. But I don’t think I will have a baby within three years.

A:实际上我很快就要结婚。但是我想3年 之内我不会要小孩。

B: What’s your salary expectation here?

B:你希望在此拿多少工资?

A: Why don’t we discuss it after you decide if I’m fit for the position?

A:是不是等您确定我是合适的人选后，我 们再来讨论这个问题呢?

B: Good. Miss Fang, if we decide to hire you, we’ll notify you by telephone. Thanks for coming.

B:好。方小姐，如果我们决定雇用你，我们 就会通过电话与你联系。感谢你能来。

A: Thank you very much for giving me your time. I’ll be expecting your call. Good-bye.

A:非常感谢您抽出时间给我面试。我等你 们的电话。再见。