國際商務英語口語口譯語教學課件跳槽與面試

1、面試時要注意的事項面試時要注意的事項:(1) 切忌遲到切忌遲到:面試時遲到會使印象分大減，提早面試時遲到會使印象分大減，提早10至至15分鐘最好。分鐘最好。 (2) 心理準備心理準備:要作最壞的打算，假設雇主的態(tài)度十分冷漠，自己更應保要作最壞的打算，假設雇主的態(tài)度十分冷漠，自己更應保持冷靜，言談間應有禮貌，態(tài)度要誠懇、積極。持冷靜，言談間應有禮貌，態(tài)度要誠懇、積極。(3) 不應做小動作不應做小動作:見面時不妨與雇主握手，視線不要四處張望，因為太見面時不妨與雇主握手，視線不要四處張望，因為太多小動作始終不是大方的舉動。多小動作始終不是大方的舉動。(4) 要有自信要有自信:做好充分休息和準備，答題

2、時要肯定，帶有自信，做好充分休息和準備，答題時要肯定，帶有自信， 使雇主使雇主相信你有能力勝任工作。相信你有能力勝任工作。(5) 不要心急不要心急:在雇主未提出商議薪金時，不要急于談論，以免給雇主利在雇主未提出商議薪金時，不要急于談論，以免給雇主利字當頭的印象。字當頭的印象。(6) 適當表現適當表現:在面試時，問一兩條關于工作、晉升的問題，表示你對工在面試時，問一兩條關于工作、晉升的問題，表示你對工作有興趣和熱誠。作有興趣和熱誠。10.1 Job-hopping 跳槽跳槽SCENEnJimmy, Rachael, Grace and Stephen are talking about job-

3、hopping.Jimmy: I personally dont really like hopping from job to job to job. I prefer to have a little bit of security. The main reason is that I dont like filling in job application forms. I think its so boring. I dont like writing about myself and the whole process of going for interviews. Id rath

4、er stay put. Rachael: But its very unlikely to happen. Most of the graduates change jobs twice within the first three years of their careers. There are so many possibilities.Grace: Yes. For myself I have moved around quite a lot. I started off when I left university, working in magazine publishing,

5、moved to three different magazines and then decided to work in radio after that.Rachael: I think changing jobs can be a good thing because you can broaden your experience and also the likelihood is that by having tried different things you are more likely to settle on something that you want to stic

6、k with for a bit longer.Grace: I agree. I think its important to broaden your experience, especially when you leave university and you dont necessary know entirely what you want to do. Some people have a definite career path they want to follow; but if you leave and youre just not sure quite what yo

7、u want, I think its good to move around and try different things.Jimmy: But you know, job-hopping without a clear plan can be perceived as a “difficult-to-keep employee and some employers will not want to hire you. Though you may be the “right one, companies will often choose the individual that see

8、ms to offer the better return on their hiring investment - the person that will stay with them contributing for the longer term.Stephen: Exactly! What I want to say is that building a career within a company can be an asset. I had three different positions at D&L Corporation within three years.

9、I gathered new skills, expanded my network and got a better sense of the company based on my experiences. More importantly, I learned a lot about myself in the process. If I had jumped to three different companies during that time frame, I would have had to rebuild my network, visibility and go thro

10、ugh months of additional training for each job. It can take up to six months just to adapt to a new work environment!10.2 At an Interview1 面試一面試一 What should be prepared before an interview? How can we present ourselves well in an interview?SCENE 1Lucy, a senior foreign-trade major, is being intervi

11、ewed by a Project Manager of XYZ Trading Company, Mr. Scotts. Reading and Discussing Read the script of the conversation and think over these questions:1. How does Lucy introduce herself to the interviewer, Mr. Scotts?2. How does Mr. Scotts ask about Lucys relevant experience?3. What does Lucy say a

12、bout understanding the product and ideal of a company? Why does she say this?Lucy: Good morning, sir. Mr. Scotts: Good morning. Nice to meet you here, Lucy. Congratulations on your pass of our initial test.Lucy: Thank you. Its my pleasure.Mr. Scotts: Now, please say something about yourself.Lucy: OK

13、. Ill graduate from ABC University next summer and as a foreign-trade major, I believe that I am equal to the position of salesperson in your company.Mr. Scotts: Well, have you ever done any relevant job during your college study?Lucy: Yes. I once worked as a salesman for Marin Company and I have be

14、come one of the top part-timers of the company.Mr. Scotts: Sounds great. Then what do you think is the most important quality for a salesperson?Lucy: Personally, I think a successful salesperson should be sincere, accessible and communicative.Mr. Scotts: Then what do you think of understanding the p

15、roduct and the ideal of the company?Lucy: Mm, I think it is quite necessary and important. In fact, I have managed to learn more about XYZ Trading Company, and I know since last decade it has got a rapid and continuous growth to be a leading part of the industry. It holds the belief of “Sincerity, C

16、ooperation and Prosperity.Mr. Scotts: You said it. Seems youve done your job very well. Er, well let you know our decision in two weeks.Lucy: OK, thank you for giving me the chance to be interviewed. I do hope you can give me a favorable consideration.Mr. Scotts: See you.SCENE 2nRobert, a fresh grad

17、uate, is being interviewed by an HR manager of ABC trading company, Sherry.Robert: Good morning, madam. Sherry: Good morning, Robert, nice to see you. Please take a seat. Robert: Thank you.Sherry: Would you tell me something about yourself?Robert: Sure. Ive just graduated from ABC University majorin

18、g in international business management. I had some internship experiences in a few multi-national corporations and have learnt a lot from the work. I think I am qualified to this position.Sherry: How do you know about our company？Robert: Your company is outstanding in this field. I know many graduat

19、es want to join you.Sherry: Why do you feel you will be successful in this work? Robert: Because I am very interested in this position and I feel my graduate school training combined with my experience is a good fit for it. Sherry: What are your strengths? Robert: I tend to look at things at various

20、 perspectives. I am extremely self-motivated, creative, organized, and have a strong desire to learn and to perform as much as I can.Sherry: What is your greatest weakness? Robert: I think I do not have a lot of knowledge of certain trading business, but I am able to pick up new knowledge and skills

21、 quickly.Sherry: So, if hired, when could you start work? Robert: I can start any time. Sherry: Thats all for the interview. Thank you for your interest in our company. We will inform you the results within a week. Robert: Thank you very much. Good bye.Sherry: Bye.10.3 At an Interview2 面試二面試二SCENE 1

22、Ms. Lin is looking for a new job. Now she is talking with Mr. Brant, the HR manager of ABC Company. Brant: Good afternoon, Ms. Lin. Lin: Good afternoon, sir. Brant: Please sit down.Lin: Thank you.Brant: We have talked in the first-round interview, and I am impressed by your experience and profession

23、al knowledge. Now would you tell me why you want to apply for a position in our company?Lin: Because your firm has been very successful in this expanding market and your operations are global, I feel I can gain the most from working in this kind of environment.Brant: I know in your CV that you have

24、been working in your present company for 3 years, why do you want to leave your present job?Lin: Because the job I am doing is of no challenge. I like challenges and I think working for you would be exactly the sort of challenge I am looking for.Brant: Is that the only reason why you are leaving?Lin

25、: No, another reason is that the salary of my present job is too low, so I decided to leave.Brant: When could you start work?Lin: I have to give three weeks notice, which is just enough time to complete my current project. I can start any time after that. Brant: Good. Well let you know the results b

26、y Friday.SCENE 2nWang has just resigned his previous job for some personal reason, and now he is talking with Mr. Hilton, the General Manager of the Teng Fei Trading Company. Reading and Discussing Read the script of the conversation and think over these questions:1. Why is the company so interested

27、 in the resume of Wang?2. Why did Mr. Wang choose to leave his former company?3. What advantages does Mr. Wang have?Wang: Good morning, Mr. Hilton.Mr. Hilton: Good morning, Wang. Were quite interested in your resume as we find that youve acquired much experience in project management. Wang: As a mat

28、ter of fact, I worked as a team member and later as a team leader of some projects for nearly 5 years from 1999 to 2004. And from August in 2004, I worked as a Senior Project Manager in my former company. Mr. Hilton: Your former company enjoys a high reputation in our industry, I should say. Then wh

29、y did you choose to leave?Wang: To be honest, I love and enjoy my job very much these years. But my parents moved to this city last year, and as the only son, I think Id better stay with them. Thats one of the most important reasons why I chose this city. Besides, I do think your company also enjoys a bright future.Mr. Hilton: I see. Mm, I get