"work
experience" is the type of work you've done in the past. If you haven't
started working yet you can say "Right now I'm still a student." or
"I'm a recent grad and I haven't started working yet." In the second
sentence, "recent grad" is short for "recent graduate" and
means that you have just finished school.
请告诉我你过去的工作经验。工作经验就是你过去所做的工作。如果尚未开始工作，就可以回答"Right now I'm still a student."(现在我还是个学生。)或者说"I'm a recent grad and I haven't
started working yet."(我刚刚毕业，还没有开始工作。)"recent
grad"是"recent graduate"的缩写，意思是刚刚毕业。
Second One: What's your greatest weakness?
This is a popular question that western employers like to ask to
make candidates nervous! In fact, they ask this to know how you respond to a
difficult question. You shouldn't answer by telling your greatest weakness
since you might not get the job! Instead, you can tell them something that
isn't directly related to the job position.
Third One: Why do you feel you are qualified for this job?
This question is a good opportunity to brag a little bit. You should
talk about some extra skills you have that maybe wasn't included in your
resume, or talk about your greatest strength in more detail.
Fourth One: What kind of salary did you have in mind?
Salary is how much money you earn, usually per year. When asked
this, it's best to answer with a salary range or approximation and not an exact
figure. This shows that you are familiar with the industry if you know what the
approximate salary should be.
When answering this it's best not to say you can start right away.
This might make you seem very desperate for a job. A safe answer would be
"I can start at the beginning of next month."
如果雇佣的话，你什么时候开始工作？回答这个问题时。一定要注意！不要说我马上可以工作。那会让对方认为你非常迫切地需要这份工作。一个非常保险的回答可以是"I can start at the beginning of next month."(我下月初可以开始上班。)
Sixth One: What kind of work does the posi-tion involve?
You can ask this to clarify exactly what kind of work you'll be
doing.
这个职位包括哪些工作？通过问这句话，你可以清楚地了解到你的工作内容。
求职英语会话
A： Hello！
B： Hello！ Glad to
meet you.
A： Tell me something about yourself, please.
B： My name is Wan Mei and I live in
Guangzhou. I was born in 1978. I am a student of Jinan University. I have
majored in Public Administration. I like travelling very much and enjoy sports.
I am in the tennis club at my university.
A： Your application form says you were out
of school for half a year during high school. What was the reason？ Were you ill？
B： Oh, no. My father's job took him to
America for six months then, and he decided to take the whole family along.
A： So during that time you went to high
school in the United States？
B： Yes, it was just for a few months, but
attended Johnson High School in Chicago.
A： There was a year between the time you
graduated from high school and entered the university. What were you doing
during that time？
B： I spent a year doing things a person
doesn't have time for. I traveled several countries.
A： Do you think you are more outward-looking
or more inward-looking？
B： Well, something I want to be by myself,
but most of the time I prefer being with a group of people, so I guess you'd
may I am rather outgoing. I was really very active in my university club.
A： What would you say are some of your
strong and weak points？
B： Well, I suppose a strong point of mine is
that I like developing new things and ideas. But I am afraid I am a poor talker
and that isn't very good, so I've been studying how to speak in public.
A： Do you have any people you'd call really
close friends？
B： Not too many, but not too few, either, I
suppose. There are six people that I see quite often now. They're all my good
friends.
A： What kind of sports do you like？ And do you watch or play？
B： I like both watching and playing. And I
enjoy almost all sports, but I especially like tennis. I was in the tennis club
all through high school, so particularly in the case of tennis I prefer doing
to watching.
A： What kind of books do you like？
B： I like biographics. It's intersting to
read about the backgrounds of people who have become famous, and see what I can
learn from their lives.
A： Who is your favorite writer？
B： I like the novels of Charles Dickens very
much. I've read almost all of them in the original.
A： Can you name one person that you respect
very much？
B： My English teacher at college. He has so
much humour and vitality, and I am very impressed with his tactfulness. He can
make a person see the contradictions in his thinking without making him feel
foolish. I've learned a lot from watching the way he applies himself to his
teaching, and how he leads people to seeing things.
A： What basic principles do you apply to
your life？
B： Not to put off till tomorrow what you can
do today. I feel that time gives away very easily —— you think you have it, and
it is gone quickly！ Putting things off just makes it
worse later. So even if it is hard at the time, I try to get things done that
day and not leave them till the next day.
A： Tell me why you are interested in working
for this company, will you？
B： I think working in this company would
give me the best oppotunity to use what I've learned at college, studying
public administration for four years. I think this company has a great future
and I'll be able to develop my own capabilities here. So for a long time I've
been thinking I'd like to work with this company.
A： Have you ever worked during your
university days？
B： Yes. I worked as a tutor to teach English
to a middle school student.
A： There's a good chance for you to come to
work for this company. But, you will have to have another interview with our
manager himself in Chinese.
B： Of course.
A： Thank you for coming. Good-bye！
B： Good-bye！
英语面试中经常用到的问答词句
Q:How do you rate
yourself as a professional?
A:With my strong knowledge on computer,i am capable and competent.
Q:What are your best professional skills?
A:I think i am skilled in computer operation and maintenance.
Q:What kind of people do you prefer to work with?
A:I prefer to work with those who are will to work with other people.
Q:What do you think you are worth to us?
A:I feel i can make some positive contributions to you company in the
future.
Q:What make you think you would success in this
position?
A:With my graduate school training and my self-study.I am sure I will meet
with success.
Q:Do you work well under stress or pressure?
A:I am young and have more energy,so i think i can handle it well.
Q:Q：How
do you normally handle criticism?
A:when we cool off,we can discuss it later.
Q:What do you find frustrating in a work situation?
A:Sometimes,the narrow-minded people make me frustrated.
Q:How do you handle your conflict with your colleagues
in your work?
A:I will try to present my ideas in a more clear and civilized way in order
to get my points across.
Q:How do you handle your failure?
A:None of us was born "perfect".I will sure to be given a second
chance to
correct my mistake.
Q:What provide you with a sense of accomplishment?
A:Doing my best job for your company.
Q:What is the most important in your life right now?
A:To get a job is most important to me right now.
Q:Why?
A:To pay back my parents for fostered me so long.
Q:Could you project what you would like to be doing
five years from now?
A:It would be too early for me to predict this.
Q:Why do you think you might like to work for our
company?
A:I think the prospect of the auto industry in China will be better and
better in the future_Just like developed countys some years earlier.
Q: You may ask questions about us, if you have any.
A: Sure, What would my job entail?
毕业生求职英语
A： What university do you attend？
B： I attend Zhongshan University.
A： When will you graduate from the
university？
B： I will graduate this coming July.
A： Are you going to receive any degree？
B： Yes, I will receive a degree of Bachelor
of Business Adminstration.
A： Please tell me about the courses you've
completed at university.
B： I've completed Marketing Principles,
Sales Management, Distribution Theory, Economics, Accounting, Statistics,
Psychology, Business English and so on.
A： What is your favorite course？
B： My favorite course is Cost Accounting.
A： What university do you attend？
B： I attend Zhongshan University.
A： When will you graduate from the
university？
B： I will graduate this coming July.
A： Are you going to receive any degree？
B： Yes, I will receive a degree of Bachelor
of Business Adminstration.
A： Please tell me about the courses you've
completed at university.
B： I've completed Marketing Principles,
Sales Management, Distribution Theory, Economics, Accounting, Statistics,
Psychology, Business English and so on.
A： What is your favorite course？
B： My favorite course is Cost Accounting.
A： Are you a student leader at college？
B： Yes. I've served as the monitor of our
class for two years.
A： Have you got any honors or rewards in
your university days？
B： Yes. I've been on the honor roll for
three academic years.
A： Have you been involved in any
extracurricular activities at college？
B： Yes. I've been on the college basketball
team.
A： What sports do you usually take part in
at college？
B： I sometimes play table tennis and
sometimes play basketball.
A： Is there anything you regret not having
done or would like to have done differently at college？
B： I've spent so much time on club
activities during the four years. However, I've never missed any of my classes.
But I think my academic records would have been much better if I had put more
time and energy into studying, looking back on it.
A： Is there any teacher who impresses you
very deeply during your student life？
B： Yes. Our maths professor has left a deep
impression on me. In class, he is responsible in teaching and very strict with
us students. But out of class, he treats us on his own sons and daughters. We
all like him very much.
A： Why are you interested in working with
this company？
B： I am interested in working with your
company because I know yours is one of the largest computer companies in our
country (porvince, city). My major in the university is computer programming,
so I wish to have the opportunity to apply my knowledge here.
A： Do you choose this company on account of
high pay (or remuneration)?
B： No, not only for high pay (remuneration),
but also for a good working environment. As far as I know, working in a
Sino-foreign joint venture calls for punctuality and responsibility. It is such
a working environment that I am looking for.
A： Have you applied for a similiar post to
any other company?
B： Yes, I've also applied to Global Huada
Company Ltd. - a Sina-American joint venture, in case I may not be accepted
here.
A： What is the result of your application to
that company?
B： They've turned me down.
A： What's the reason why you failed to get
the post?
B： My domicile isn't in this city and they
needed a local resident. That's the sole reason for my failure to get the post.
A： If you are employed by both companies,
whose offer will you accept?
B： Needless to say, my first choice is your
company.
About your plans for
future work
A： Tell me what you know about our company.
B： All right. Your company is a
Sina-American joint venture. Your head office is in the U.S.A. There are a lot
of subsidiary companies all over the world. You mainly make beauty products
which sell well.
A： Do you know who is the investor of this
company？
B： I'm sorry. I don't know.
A： What section would you like to work in if
you enter this company？
B： If possible, I'd like you to try me in
the export section.
A： What are your plane for the future？
B： I wish to move up to a higher position
when I get more experience.
A： How long does it take to get here from
your home？
B： It takes me about 35 minutes by bike.
A： That's quite a way. Are
you planning to find a boarding house nearly, or do you have relatives you can
stay with？
B： I'm pretty strong. There is no problem
for me to be punctual for work though I have to travel that far.
A； How long do you think that we can depend
on your working here？
B： If I enjoy the job and I feel I am making
progress in the work, I would stay until I rearch the age limit.
About your language
abilities
A： What foreign languages can you speak？
B： I can only speak English as far as
foreign languages are concerned.
A： Which band of College English Test have
you passed？
B： Band Four （Six）.
A： Do you think you're proficient in both written and
spoken English？
B： Yes, I think I'm quite proficient in both
written and spoken English.
A： One of the most important things for this
job is English progiciency. Can you use English freely？
B： Yes, I think so. I can communicate with
foreigners easily. They say my English is quite good.
A： Can you speak Cantonese？
B： Yes, I can. Although I come from Hunan
Province, I've gained mastery of Cantonese since I've been living in Guangdong
for ten years.
About your
personality and characte
A： What kind of personality do you think you
have？
B： I feel that I take the initiative to get
things done.
A： Do you think you are introverted or
extroverted？
B： I'm quite outgoing, I think. I enjoy
mixing and doing things with others.
A： What are your weak points （faults, weaknesses） and strong points （strengths）？
B： Well, I'm afraid I'm a poor talker, and
that isn't very good, so I've been learning how to speak in public. I suppose a
strong point is that I like developing new things and ideas.
A： What do you think is the most important
thing for you to be happy？
B： I maintain that the most important thing is
having good friends. A person can't live all by himself, I think. It takes a
lot of people working and cooperating together. A friend in need is a friend
indeed. So the more really close friends I have, the better.
A： What attitude do you take towards life？
B： Time and tide wait for no man. So we
mustn't put off till tomorrow what can be done today. I've found out that time
and money get away very easily —— you think you are in possession of them, and
they're gone！ Putting things off just makes it worse
later, so even if it's hard at the time, I try to get things done that day and
not to let them go.
A： What basic principle do you apply to your
life？
B： Working hard and being frugal are both
virtues, which I strive to practise in my life.
About your interests
and hobbies
A： Do you have any special interests out of
your job？
B： Yes. Music and painting are my two great
interests in life.
A： What do you do on weekends？
B： On weekends I sometimes make an excursion
to the suburbs with my family.
A： How do you entertain yourself after work？
B： I generally entertain myself in sports,
reading, painting.
A： What kinds of sports do you like？And do you play or watch？
B： I'm a football fan. But I don't play and
just enjoy watching football matches.
A： What kinds of books do you like？
B： I enjoy reading biographies, especially
those of well-known statesmen, militarists, scientists, and artists. I can
learn a lot from their life histories.
A： Who are your favorite authors？
B： Lu Xun and Ba Jin are my favorite
authors.
A： Do you drink？
B： Yes, I do. But I never drink to excess.
A： Are you a smoker？
B： No, I am not.
About ways to contact
you
A： Shall we notify you of our decision by
mail or phone？
B： Either will do. My address and telephone
number is written on my resume.
A： We'll get in touch with you as soon as
we've made our decision. Thank you for coming.
B： Thank you for your having interviewed me.
See you again.
A： I'll contact you by next Saturday. Thank
you for your interest in our company.
B： Thank you, sir （madam）. I hope to see you again.
A： Excuse me. My name is Amy Lin. I have an
appointment with Mr. Zhu at ten. Would you mind announcing me？
C： Yes, Miss Lin. Mr. Zhu is expecting you.
Go right in.
A： May I speak to Mr. John Zhu？
B： Yes, I am Mr. Zhu. Miss Lin, I have read
your letter of application. You don't seem to have any working experience.
A： Yes and no. No, I just left college and I
don't have any working experience. However, the rigid training at my college
should make up for my lack of working experience.
B： What do you expect for starting salary？
A： I'll leave that to you, sir. I'm sure you
know what is best for me.
B： Miss Lin, are you married？
A： I can't say I am. I don't even have a
steady boy friend.
B： What are your future plans, if you don't
mind my asking.
A： I'm a doer, not a day dreamer.
B： OK. Miss Lin, we will let you know the
result.
A： Thank you, sir, for giving me the time. I
hope to see you again and soon.
（W= Mr. White Q= Qin Li）
W： Come in, please.
Q： I'm Qin Li. I've come for an interview as
arranged.
W： Oh, I see. I'm White, personnel manager.
Take a seat, please.
Q： Glad to meet you, Mr. White.
W： Miss Qin Li, have got any exerience in
restaurant service？
Q： Yes. Since I entered college, I have been
working in a fast food restaurant as a waitress, part time, of course.
W： For how long？
Q： Three years.
W： Our restaurant receives a lot of foreign
customers. Can you serve them in English？
Q： That's the reason why I apply for this
job. Now I'm studying Hotel English in my college. And I'm quite familiar with
the western courtesy and restaurant etiquette. I am sure my public relation
skills will leave a strong impression on your customers.
W： You must know our working hours are very
long and overtime work is frequent.
Q： I don't mind that.
W： I think I'll give you a three months'
trial. The salary for this period is 1500 yuan a month, no bonus. After that
period, if we both feel satisfied, a formal contract will be signed.
Q： When am I supposed to start working？
W： Next Monday. Bring your resume and
diploma with you.
Q： Yes, I will. Thank you, Mr. White.
Good-bye.
W： Good-bye.
（R= the receptionist C= Cai Yingying S= Mrs. Smith）
R： Good morning. Can I help you？
C： Good morning. I am Cai Yingying. I'm
supposed to have an appointment with Mrs. Smith. Is she available now？
R： Yes, she is. Please go to Room 205.
C： Thank you very much.
C： May I come in？
S： Yes, please.
C： Good morning, Mrs Smith. I'm Cai
Yingying.
S： Nice to meet you. Sit down, please. Miss
Cai, would you like a cup of tea？
C： No, thanks a lot.
S： Miss Cai, as you've learned in our
advertisement, we need a capable secretary. You know our company does a very
big international business, so we are really looking for a bilingual secretary.
Do you think you are proficient in both written and spoken English？
C： Yes, I think so. I can speak English
fluently, and handle reporting writing in English, such as summaries, keeping
minutes at meetings, etc.
S： How is your typing skill？
C： I can type 60 words a minute, basically
no mistake.
S： That sounds fine. By the way, can you
operate a word processor？
C： Yes, I can, but not very skillfully. I'm
still taking a computer course.
S： Good. Any questions？
C： Can I ask about the salary？
S： We can offer you 800 yuan at the start
and a rise would be given according to your ability later. The employees can
also enjoy our company's health insurance program.
C： I think I like the job.
S： We will send you a letter by early next
week. Thank you for coming, Miss Cai. It was nice talking to you.
C： Thank you, Mrs. Smith. Good-bye.
（B= Mr. Brown W= Wang Xiaowei）
B： Why do you want to be a tourist guide？
W： I have been interested in Chinese and
world geography ever since I was child. I also like foreign cultures very much.
That's why I chose English literature as my major when I entered the
university.
B： I think you like travel, too.
W： Oh, yes, very much. I'm quite outgoing
and like meeting people. During my trips, I often work as a volunteer guide to
help those foreign tourist enjoy their trips better. I feel very proud when I
introduce our long and rich culture to foreign tourists. Of course, it's a
chance for me to practise my English. So I do have a little experience as a
guide.
B： But you know to be a guide is a tough
job.
W： Certainly, it is very demanding. But I
don't mind. After all it is a job I like to do.
B： Besides English, what other languages can
you speak？
W： A little Japanese and German. I can speak
Cantonese, too, for I was born and brought up in Guangzhou.
B： It's very impressive. Mr. Wang, if you
are hired, you'll be expected to receive some training in tourism business.
W： That's fine.
B： Would you please fill out this
application form and give it to the secretary？We'll
inform you very soon.
W： Thank you, Mr. Brown, for your time and
patience. Good-bye.
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