Unit 3. Job Interview. Working Conditions - Students - OK
Unit 3. Job Interview. Working Conditions - Students - OK
Unit 3. Job Interview. Working Conditions - Students - OK
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Technical English II. Job interview. Working conditions.
1. Listen to the Human Resources Director interviewing a candidate for the job of
system administrator assistant and complete the sentences.
INFORMATION TECNOLOGI
ADMINISTRATER
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4. Listen to a radio presentation on interviewing tips. Which tips does the presenter
mention?
1. I’m looking for a temporary / permanent job. I want to work in the same place for
a few years.
2. This job is probably for three months, It’s only a temporary / permanent job.
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4. What are the retirement benefits / starting salary at your new job?
5. I really want this job. I hope they’ll hire / retire / fire me.
6. Mr.Anderson has worked in the IT department for 40 years. He’s going to hire /
retire / fire next week.
7. I’m worried the company will hire / retire / fire me for sleeping at my desk.
9. The desktop support technicians provide 24/7 support, so they work in 12-hour
shifts / schedule / recruit.
10. Every Friday, the staff get their shifts / schedule / recruit of hours for the follow-
ing week.
6. Speaking. Which sentences are true for you? Why or why not?
2. I’m not very flexible about hours. I can only work for certain hours.
5. I’m not very good at multitasking. I can’t do more than one thing at a time.
A B
1. Sensitive a. has got original ideas
2. Diligent b. pleasant and relaxed
3. Easy-going c. hard-working
4. Creative d. active, dynamic
5. Energetic e. is aware of other people’s feelings
and behaviour
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9. Listening. Harry Brink (A) is interviewing Caroline Rand (B) a second time. Listen to the
dialogue and fill in the missing words.
A: As I told you on the phone, we’d like to offer you the job, but I want to go over a few ___
B: Sure.
A: This job will require working at least three evenings a week. How do you feel about that?
A: Well, the starting salary is £18,000 per annum and you’ll work a 40-hour week. There may be
overtime if we have serious technical problems.
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A: You get 22 days annual holiday leave and 10 days of paid sick leave. You also get ___ insur-
ance and retirement benefits.
B: I would like to ask you about opportunities for advancement. Do you send employees on cour -
ses?
A: We expect our staff to keep up-to-date on changes in the field, so we encourage our staff to
take certain courses.
B: Yes, that will be fine. I’m looking forward to it. Thank you, Mr. Brink.
10. Complete the following sentences with the correspondent verbs in the correct form.
a. If you want a job, you have to ___ it and send your résumé.
b. Ikea ____ 100 employees every year. That’s great news!
c. My friends ___ €1,300 a month, which is a good salary.
d. My boss always ____. He stays two or three hours after 6.
e. My sister ___ her job last year because she did not like the conditions.
f. Peter complained about his shift and the next day, the boss ___ him.
g. A high percentage of the population ___ and they cannot find a job.
a) Dismiss __________
b) Quit __________
c) Give somebody the sack __________
d) Employ __________
e) To be out of work __________
f) Work extra hours __________
g) Wage __________
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A B
1. A person who is being trained for a job a. Maternity leave
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