地道美語(yǔ)聽(tīng)力播客:Calling Someone You Haven’t Met About a&n

Candace: Hello.
Mehdi: Hello, may I speak to Candace Cho, please?
Candace: Speaking .
Mehdi: Oh, hello Ms. Cho. My name is Mehdi and I'm interested in applying for the job as assistant manager. Your name was listed as the contact person . Am I calling at a bad time?
Candace: No, not at all. I'm the administrative assistant and I'm fielding calls for the person doing the hiring . What can I do for you?
Mehdi: Well, I read the job description and I think I would be a good fit , but I was wondering if there are any special qualifications not mentioned in the description.
Candace: Well, requirements are spelled out in the description, and I don't have much to add, really. But I do know that the person doing the hiring is looking for someone to start immediately. Can you do that?
Mehdi: Sure, that's no problem. I'll be sure to mention that in my cover letter . Thanks.
Candace: If you've had experience managing a large staff , be sure to emphasize that in yourrésumé . Any other questions?
Mehdi: No, no other questions. Thank you very much for your time. You've been very helpful.
Candace: Your questions show a lot of initiative . I'm sure you'll do fine.
Mehdi: Thanks, I really appreciate the vote of confidence .