Name: 就職面接の様子 (A Job Interview)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T05:43:49.000Z
Duration: 3 min 40 s
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法助動詞 A2

>>RECEPTIONIST: Hi, this is Mr. Healey's office calling for Joyce Ming. Could you give us

a call, please, at 431-9989? Thank you .... that's 431-9989.

>>JOYCE: 4-3-1-9-9-8-9 >>RECEPTIONIST: Transom and Transom, Mr. Healey's

office. >>JOYCE: Oh, hello, this is Joyce Ming returning

your call. >>RECEPTIONIST: Oh, yes, Joyce. Um ... Mr.

Healey reviewed your application for the bookkeeping position, and he asked me to set up an interview

for you. >>JOYCE: Oh, that's great, thank you.

>>RECEPTIONIST: Could you come in tomorrow morning at 9:30?

>>JOYCE: 9:30 ... 9:30. That's fine, thank you.

>>RECEPTIONIST: Good, we'll see you tomorrow, then. Goodbye ...

>>JOYCE: Goodbye ... >>RECEPTIONIST: Yes, can I  help you?

>>JOYCE: I'm Joyce Ming. I have an appointment to see Mr. Healey.

>>RECEPTIONIST: Oh, yes. I'll tell Mr. Healey you're here. Hello, Mr. Healey, Joyce Ming

is here to see you. Fine, I'll send her in. Mr. Healey will see you now. First door on

>>MR. HEALEY: Mrs. Ming? >>JOYCE: Yes, that's right.

>>MR. HEALEY: Pleased to meet you. My name is George Healey. Won't you sit down?

>>JOYCE: Thank you, it's nice to meet you, Mr. Healey.

>>MR. HEALEY: Well, I looked at your resume, and I see you have experience with office

work. Why don't you tell me a little more about yourself.

>>JOYCE: Well, I come from Hong Kong, and I worked for the bookkeeping department of

a company like yours for five years after I finished business school.

>>MR. HEALEY: Was it a large department? >>JOYCE: No, there were only three of us.

My duties included typing and bookkeeping, and I would replace the receptionist sometimes.

After that, we came to Canada. I've been at home with my children for the last few years,

and during that time I've been a volunteer in the office at our community centre.

>>MR. HEALEY: Oh, yes, I noticed that. I think I've seen you there.

>>JOYCE: I'm at the front desk sometimes. And I keep the books there, too. I have been

taking a course at the college for the past month to learn about computers and to get

my typing speed back up. >>MR. HEALEY: Have you ever looked after a

payroll? >>JOYCE: Yes, I did the monthly payroll at

my first job. I'm confident I can do the job. >>MR. HEALEY: Well, that's fine. Do you have

any questions for me? >>JOYCE: Yes, can you tell me more about the

company? >>MR. HEALEY: Yes, well, this is a good company

to work for. We have good benefits, such as a medical and dental plan and three weeks'

paid vacation in the first year. And the company is expanding, so there will be lots of opportunity

for advancement in the future. >>JOYCE: I see. That's interesting. And can

you tell me if this is a new position? >>MR. HEALEY: Well, no. We're looking for

someone to replace our current bookkeeper. She and her husband are moving out of town.

We're sorry to see her go. >>JOYCE: And so this is a permanent position?

>>MR. HEALEY: Oh, yes, we don't like to make too many staff changes in our bookkeeping

>>MR. HEALEY: Do you have any other questions? >>JOYCE: No, I think that's all.

>>MR. HEALEY: Well, if that's all, Mrs. Ming, I'd like to thank you for coming in. We'll

let you know in a few days. >>JOYCE: Thank you for seeing me, Mr. Healey.

I'll look forward to hearing from you soon. Bye-bye.