商務英語播客第86課:談談工作成績(1)

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This is the first in a two-part Business English Podcast series on talking about your accomplishments. It is one of an ongoing sequence of podcasts that focus on the jobinterview process.

這是商務英語播客兩部分中談工作成績的第一部分。這是聚焦求職面談進程中的一部分。

Along with your previous experience, your greatest accomplishment is one of the topics that is sure to come up in almost any job interview. This question appears in a variety of forms: What was your proudest achievement? What was your most significant accomplishment? What do you consider to be your greatest success?

在任何一個求職面試中一定會提到，你根據(jù)你以前的工作經(jīng)歷，你覺得最大工作成績是什么。這個問題出現(xiàn)的形式很多：你最驕傲的成績是什么?你最大的成就是什么?你是怎么看待你的成績的?

No matter how it's asked, you should be ready with a reply. Interviewers want to hear about something important that you handled. Pick an achievement that is significant to you and that is rich in detail. These two qualities will make it easy to provide examples, which is the maintheme of this series.

無論這個問題怎么提出來，你都應該準備一個答案。面試者想聽到你處理的重要事情。舉出一個你覺得很重要的例子，然后加以詳細說明。這兩件事情會讓你輕松地舉出例子，這就是本系列的主題。

In this episode, we'll be listening to a bad and good version of a recent graduate discussing his greatest accomplishment. We'll focus on language for providing examples of the positive personal characteristics that our previous success demonstrates. Then, in Part 2 of this series, we'll hear another good example of someone with more job experience, and we'll examine a four-part structure for telling our success stories.

在本章中，我們來聽近來畢業(yè)生關于談論最大成績的好壞兩個版本。我們聚焦在我們對以前成績闡述的積極的個人特征的語言上的例子。然后在第二部分，我們將聽到另外一個工作經(jīng)驗的好例子，并且將調(diào)查講述成功故事的四個部分。

First, let's quickly review the bad example. We'll go back to Alexander's interview with Michael in the electronics store. As you listen, consider the following questions. Then we’ll examine the answers in the debrief.

首先，我們快速回顧下不好的例子。我們將會退回到在電子商店中Michael與Alexander的面試。當你聽到時候，思考下列問題。然后我們簡要地檢查下答案。

Listening Questions: (Bad Example)

1. Does Alex put his success into an organized, articulate story?

2. Does he present his accomplishment in a way that provides examples of skills and qualities that will be useful at his new job?