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范例一：I am working on it
A: Hi, Monica, how is everything going?
B: Everything goes well, but I am thinking about quitting my current job.
A: Why? You're not satisfied anymore?
B: I just sense. But I cannot grow anymore. My boss is not really supporting me. I am interested in some positions in other JV companies, but I need to do some more in-step research before I send my application letters out.
A: That is important. Doing research on a company you are interested in will definitely help your application.
B: Certainly, it is very nice talking with you. But I really have to go now. Catch you later.
【Catch you later: 回头见，以后再聊的意思，类似于See you later.】
A: Ok, good luck to you.
范例二：Calling a company
A: ABC Company, my name is Lucy. How can I help you?
B: Hello, Lucy, this is Monica. I'm calling for the accountant position. I saw the information about the vacancy on your company's website. Is it still available?
A: Thank you for your interest. The position is still available. Have you already sent your CV to us?
B: No, not yet. First, I want to check about the availability and see if you could give more information.
A: It is urgent for us to fill this position now and I would like to stress that English is a must because of the international contacts and most likely traveling abroad very soon. If all these is not problem for you, I recommend you to mention these in your cover letter and send it to me directly.
B: The notification period of my current job is not that long and I'm quite profession to English and I am happy with the traveling abroad as I'm good dealing with the people from other cultures. It makes the whole job even more interesting. I will send my resume to you still this week.
范例三：E-resume or paper resume
A: Hello, Lucy. This is Monica again. I have a question.
B: Please ask.
A: I was wondering what kind of resume do you prefer, an e-resume or paper one?
B: For this position we prefer e-resume at the very beginning. Please send it to our department's e-mail box.
A: Ok, thank you.
B: You're welcome.
