禮節(jié)美語(yǔ)Job Interview 2

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David Tang到Players雜志社求職面試，考官是雜志社經(jīng)理Fred Dixon。

F: Ok...what do you think are your biggest weaknesses?

D: Hmm...I'd say that my biggest weakness is a tendency to be a bit of a perfectionist. Sometimes I get too close to the project and need to step back to get the whole picture.

F: All right. How would you say you react under pressure?

D: I've had to make a lot of major adjustments in my life such as moving to a new country, learning a new language and making new friends. I'd say it was all quite stressful but I faced each challenge as it came and step-by-step things got better. For me I think the key is not to let things pile up but instead to face each problem as it comes and attack it head-on.

David說(shuō)自己最大的缺點(diǎn)是有點(diǎn)perfectionist，萬(wàn)事追求完美。有時(shí)過(guò)份投入， get too close to something， 需要退一步縱觀全局to step back to get the whole picture. David承受壓力的能力也不差，他覺(jué)得關(guān)鍵是不能讓問(wèn)題積累起來(lái)，not to let things pile up，而是遇到一個(gè)解決一個(gè)， attack it head-on，迎頭痛擊。

F: Ok. So what would you say is the one thing that's most important to you in your job?

D: I'd say having good direction from my supervisors but also a high degree of freedom to implement creative ideas. I need guidance, but I don't want my creativity to be stifled.

F: Can you tell me why you left your last job?

D: Well, I needed a challenge. I felt like I was in a comfort zone and I needed to shake things up in my life. I enjoyed my time at my last job, but I feel like I'm ready for the major leagues.

David 說(shuō)，他想換工作是因?yàn)楦杏X(jué)自己是在一個(gè)各方面都駕輕就熟的地方，I was in a comfort zone, 需要變化，to shake things up. 他覺(jué)得I'm ready for the major leagues. 應(yīng)該更上一層樓了。 Major League是職業(yè)棒球大聯(lián)盟，代表棒球最高水平，高于minor league小聯(lián)盟。

F: I noticed that you have recommendation letters from each of your previous supervisors. Their comments are all quite positive.

D: I'm honored that they value my work. I've found that I generally get along well with co-workers. I'm just not really into drama and I'm pretty easy-going.

F: Well...thanks for coming in today, David. We will be reviewing your info and you'll get a callback within a week.

D: Great! And thanks for your time, Fred. I'll be looking forward to your call.

David以前的上司都給他寫(xiě)了很好的推薦信。他說(shuō)自己not into drama，不喜歡惹事生非，pretty easy-going，很好相處。Fred聽(tīng)上去對(duì)David很滿意，說(shuō)一周內(nèi)給他回音。