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. B： Good luck. Bye.
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?