北美人就這么說(shuō)：第3課 面試-3

A: Hello, Mr. Brown. How are you today?
B: I’m very well, thank you.
A: that’s good to hear. Shall we get started? I see from your application form that you’ve worked as a maintenance man for over 7 years.
B: yes, that’s true.
A: what kind of work did you do?
B: I fixed many kinds of machine tools such as milling machines, grinders, welders, etc. I also repaired other things such as vacuums, toilets, locks, etc. I also did some electrical work. I took some courses about electrical systems.
A: That’s good. What kind of electrical work did you do?
B: I took care of commercial and residential coolers and heaters. I fixed many kinds of power failure problems. Some co-workers and I even rewired part of a building.
A: well, your work experience sounds good for the job we have open. Now tell me about the best job you’ve ever had, please.
B: the best job? What do you mean?
A: like the job you feel the most proud of.
B: I think my favorite job so far was when I worked for Linarma. It was hard work but the people on my job crew were great to work with. We really worked as a team. I enjoy working with those people.
A: Tell me something about a time when you did something well, something you feel proud of.
B: I fixed a big problem with a machine and saved a lot of money for the factory. I got bonus for it.
A: that’s great. No wonder you feel proud of that. Now let me ask you another question.
B: Go ahead, please.
A: in all the jobs you’ve had, what was it you disliked the most?
B: wow, this question is hard to answer. I don’t think I’ve ever had a job that I really disliked. But I dislike work that is monotonous, always the same from day to day. I like to move around and do different things.
A: all right. Do you have any questions?
B: no. I can’t think of any right now.
A: you’ll hear from us by the end of this week.
B: thank you very much. I’m looking forward to hearing from you about this job.