【文章內(nèi)容簡介】 bag at home. Reading C I． Read the following statements and decide whether they are correct or wrong and explain why. Exercises 1. When greeting someone at interview, a doublehander handshake is a good way to show my sincerity and interest. 2. At an interview or meeting, it is generally necessary for me to stand only when a woman walks into the room (regardless of my gender). 3. When I know a pany I am interviewing is having a casual day on the day I am interviewing, it is best to dress down for the interview. 4. When talking on the phone with a potential employer or other business contact, it39。s alright for me to put them on hold while I answer another phone call. Wrong Wrong Wrong Wrong I． Read the following statements and decide whether they are correct or wrong and explain why. Exercises 5. When at meetings at which people are wearing name tags, the best place to put your name tag is on your right chest/shoulder area. 6. I always avoid asking questions at an interview because it is rude to interrupt the interviewer by asking questions. 7. During an onsite interview, when dining out, I always rest my soup spoon and butter knife on the saucer or plate rather than on the table. Correct Wrong Correct II. Role play: please plete the following conversation and practice in class. Exercises A: Li Hua (a college graduate) B: interviewer A: May I e in? B: Yes, please A: Good afternoon, sir. I’m Li Hua. ______________________ (我是來面試的 ) B: Good afternoon, Li Hua. Please have a seat. A: Thank you, sir. B: Ok, Mr. Li, ______________________________ (你能不能介紹你自己 ) A: Well, _____________________________________ (我上個月剛從大學(xué)畢業(yè) ). And my major is Economics. B: And that was in Chengdu? A: Yes, That’s right. I have studied at TianHua University for four years. B: And what did you do at university? A: Well, I got a parttime job with a joint venture in the third year. And I worked in the financial department. I am ing for the interview. Can you tell me something about yourself? I just graduated from university last month. II. Role play: please plete the following conversation and practice in class. Exercises A: Li Hua (a college graduate) B: interviewer B: _________________________ (做了多長時間 ) A: For two years till my graduation. B: Have you ever been abroad? A: Yes, __________________________ ____ (事實上，我去過美國 )on business trip during that time. B: Great. Are you able to speak other foreign languages? A: Yes, ____________ (我會說法語 ) and a little Japanese. B: Wonderful, it will be of great help to your work abroad. A: Do you mean I have this job? B: Yes. Congratulations, Mr. Li. A: Thanks a lot, sir. How long did you stay there? Actually, I went to the United States I speak French III. Discuss whether the following behaviors are appropriate or inappropriate. Exercises 1. If I prepare too much for an interview I will look desperate. 2. Before the interview, put yourself in the interviewer39。s shoes to see things from their perspective. 3. Roleplaying to prepare for typical interview questions is really important. 4. If you have reservations about your abilities or skills for the position you should tell the whole truth. 5. A job interview is a onedirection conversation, like on a talk show. False True True True False III. Discuss whether the following behaviors are appropriate or inappropriate. Exercises 6. Interviewers are like dogs。 they can smell my fear. 7. The real me will shine through whether I39。m dressed in pajamas or a suit. 8. Sending a thank you note is an important way of standing out. 9. Making demands for your ideal salary and vacation in the initial interview is a risky proposition. 10. It doesn39。t matter if I39。m five minutes late. Everyone runs late to interviews. True False True True False resume n. [管理 ] 履歷；個人簡歷；摘要 例： Mary, do I have your resume? 瑪麗，我們有你的履歷表嗎 ?。 Words Expressions challenging ADJ A challenging task or job requires great effort and determination. 有挑戰(zhàn)性的 例： Mike found a challenging job as a puter programmer. 邁克找到了一份富有挑戰(zhàn)性的工作 —— 當(dāng)電腦程序師。 Words Expressions anecdote NVAR An anecdote is a short, amusing account of something that has happened. 趣聞軼事 例： Pete was telling them an anecdote about their mother. 皮特正告訴他們一個關(guān)于他們母親的趣聞軼事。 Words Expressions depress vt. 使減壓，使解除壓力 vi. 減壓 例： I went to Hawaii for a week to depress. 為了消除緊張的情緒，我去夏威夷玩了一星期。 Words Expressions strengths NVAR Someone39。s strengths are the qualities and abilities that they have which are an advantage to them, or which make them successful. 長處 例： Take into account your own strengths and weaknesses. 考慮一下你自己的長處和弱點。 Words Expressions weakness n. 劣勢，弱點；薄弱環(huán)節(jié) 例： Many men also seem to enjoy a chance to show their weaknesses without being laughed at. 很多男人似乎也樂于有機會表現(xiàn)他們的軟弱之處而不怕被嘲笑。 Words Expressions appeal to v. 呼吁；上訴；要求；對 … 有吸引力 例： This job rather appeals to me. 這工作對我有吸引力。 Words Expressions pensation NUNCOUNT Compensation is money that someone who has experienced loss or suffering claims from the person or anization responsible, or from the state. 補償金 例： He received one year39。s salary as pensation for loss of office. 他得到一年的薪水作為失去職位的補償金。 Words Expressions wardrobe NCOUNT Someone39。s wardrobe is the total collection of clothes that they have. (某人的 ) 全部服裝 例： Her wardrobe consists primarily of huge cashmere sweaters and tiny Italian sandals. 她的衣服主要是寬大的開司米毛衣和纖小的意大利涼鞋。 2. NCOUNTA wardrobe is a tall closet or cabi in which you can hang your clothes. 衣柜 Words Expressions splotch n. 污點；斑點 vt. 使 … 有斑點 例： There was still the rayed splotch in the upper righthand corner where a tear had fallen. 菜單的右上角