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SPEAK, SAY

 

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What did she say? What did she tell you? ? ? What do you want to say? What do you want to tell him? ? ?


 

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Dialogues

 


Help wanted ads

I have been looking through the classifieds for three days, and I can't find anything.

There is an ad about an opening at a bookstore.

What is the position?

Sales clerk.

Don't you think I am a little overqualified for the job?

Yes, but it is important that you start making some money right now. You can always look for something better later.

But how will I look for something better if I am working full time?

This bookstore is open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. You can get a couple of evening

shifts and go to interviews during the day.


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Now let us think about how you are going to present yourself to your potential employer.

I am going to rewrite my resume a little, placing more emphasis on my experience with books.

I can tell you, going to the interviews will improve your job-hunting skills.

In the meantime, let us think about getting a better job.

You should find out everything you can about the company of your choice, and tailor your resume and cover letter accordingly.

I could get a lot of information from the Internet and from the ad itself. But I am a little confused about the cover letter.

The cover letter should explain why you are interested in this company specifically, and briefly outline your qualifications for the job.

Thank you very much for your help and advice.


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Good morning. I am Mr. Jones, and I am the manager of this store.

Good morning, Mr. Jones. It is nice to meet you.

Let me tell you a little about the job. The sales clerks are expected to help customers find what they need, as well as take turns at the register. The job pays

$10 an hour.

May I ask if there are any benefits?

After you work here for one month, your health insurance coverage will start.

This sounds fine.

I see that you have some experience with books, but mainly you've been working in libraries. You may be overqualified for this job.

It maybe so, but I love everything about books not just reading them but helping people find books that are right for them!

I have several more applicants to interview. We will let you know if you got the job in a day or two.

Thank you very much for seeing me.


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Starting a new job

Good morning, sir. Welcome to the team.

Thank you, Mr. Jones. I am glad to be here.

Let me show you around. All the fiction is on this floor, including science fiction, the classics, and children's literature. And the non-fiction occupies the second floor.

I guess the books are located in an alphabetical order?

That is correct. And if the customer doesn't know the title, you can always look it up on the computer.

It's going to take me a little while before I get used to everything, but I am a quick learner.

I am sure you are. And anyway, you are going to get a few days of training before you start working on your own.

Thank you, Mr. Jones. That looks like a very interesting job!


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