Lisa: Good evening, Mr. Rudy. Sorry to disturb you.
Steven: Not at all. Have a seat, Lisa.
Lisa: Thank you, Mr. Rudy. May I ask you some questions tonight
Steven: Why not What questions do you have in your mind
Lisa: You know that Im going to graduate in three months. Can you tell me how I can get a job in a foreign company
Steven: Do you mean that youre going to work in a foreign company
Lisa: Id like to work in a foreign company or any other foreign-invested enterprises after my graduation.
Steven: Please allow me to ask you a question first. What do you want to do in a foreign company
Lisa: Id like to be a secretary first.
Steven: Very good. I think therere four steps you should take before youre employed in a foreign company.
Lisa: Could you explain what these four steps are
Steven: First, you should write an application letter. Second, you must write a resume. Third, have the interview. Finally, take the job.
Lisa: I see. Can you just tell me how to take the first step tonight
Steven: Yes, of course. Ill tell you how to write an application letter tonight. Have you ever had any experience in marketing1, Lisa
Lisa: I think I have, Mr. Ruby2. I sold books in a bookstore last summer.
Steven: Thats very good. Please remember that job-seeking is something like self-marketing.
Lisa: Self-marketing Mr. Ruby...
Steven: I mean to look for a job is to put yourself to the market.
Lisa: The personnel market
Steven: Yes, youre got it. And the first step to put yourself to the personnel market is to write an application letter.
Lisa: What make up an application letter
Steven: It includes three parts: an opener, the body, and the close.
Lisa: Could you explain them respectively
Steven: An opener is to whom your application letter may concern. The body should tell your education background, skills and abilities, and the post you wish to have. The close usually expresses your readiness to be interviewed.
Lisa: It sounds very complicated. Ill write an application letter tomorrow. Would you have a look at it for me
Steven: Thats what I wish you to do.
Lisa: Thank you very much, Mr. Ruby.
Steven: Youre welcome. Shall we talk about the second step tomorrow evening
Lisa: Certainly. Then, see you tomorrow evening.
Steven: See you tomorrow evening.
扩展：说明工作经历常用句
工作经历是简历中的重要一项。不知道怎样描述您的工作经历看看下面这些说明工作经历常用句吧!
1. Sales manager. Responsible for recruiting and training of sales staff members, in addition to ordinary sales activities and the management of the department.
销售部经理。除了正常销售活动和部门管理之外，还负责招聘与训练销售人员。
2. Assistant to the General Manager of Shenzhen Petrochemical Industrial Corporation Ltd. Handled the itinerary1 of the general manager. Met clients as a representative of the corporation. Helped to negotiate a $5,000,000 deal for the corporation.
深圳石油化工集团股份有限公司总经理助理。安排总经理的计划时间表。作为公司代表接见客户。协助公司谈成了一笔五百万美元的交易。
3. Secretary to president of Silverlion group Corporation Ltd. Responsibilities: Receiving visitors, scheduling meetings, taking and typing dictation, writing routine letters and reports.
银利来集团有限公司董事长秘书。职责：接待访客、安排会议、笔录并打字、写作日常信函及报告。
4. Public relations representative at Guangzhou Holiday Inn. Full-time2 in summers, part-time during school.
广州假日酒店公关代表。暑期全职，上课时间兼职。
5. Assistant to the manager of the accounting3 department of a joint4 venture enterprise. Analyzed5 data and relevant financial statistics, and produced monthly financial statements.
一家合资企业会计部门经理助理。分析数据及相关财务统计数字，提出每月的财务报告。
6. Worked 21 hours weekly as a salesgirl at the bookstore of Shenzhen University. Earned 45% of college expenses.
深圳大学书店售货员，每周工作21小时，挣得大学所需费用的45%。
7. Production manager: Initiated6 quality control resulting in a reduction in working hours by 20% while increasing productivity by 25%.
生产部门经理：引入质量控制，使工作时数减少了20%，而生产力则提高了25%。
