學(xué)求職用語 輕松進(jìn)外企 第31期問求職禮儀

[00:00.29] As an experienced interviewer, could you tell me what kind of behavior the interviewer hates most? 作為一個(gè)有經(jīng)驗(yàn)的主試人，你能否告訴我主試人一般最討厭什么樣的行為嗎? [00:08.30] Rudeness. 粗魯。 [00:09.40] You are not expected to sit down before being invited, and you should not throw yourself into the chair like you 're loading heavy baggage. 對方在請你落座之前不宜坐下，落座時(shí)不宜像卸貨一樣重重坐在椅子上。 [00:17.00] And we should have good sitting posture. 我們應(yīng)當(dāng)坐勢優(yōu)美。 [00:21.37] That's right. 是的， [00:22.38] The ideal posture for women is to put their legs together and lean to one side. 女性理想的坐勢是雙腿并攏，向一邊傾斜。 [00:27.32] This is especially important in summer. 這一點(diǎn)在夏天尤為重要。 [00:29.53] Where should I put my overcoat and briefcase after entering the office? 我進(jìn)屋后把大衣及公文包放在哪里? [00:34.45] It is air conditioned all the year round. 辦公室一年四季都有空調(diào)。 [00:37.24] Put it beside you. 放在你的身邊。 [00:40.02] do not be pile your purses, briefcase and other belongings on the employer's desk. 不要將手袋、公文包及其他物品放在雇主的桌子上。 [00:45.41] You 've got long hair, do not touch it while talking to the interviewer. 你留著長發(fā)，和主試人說話時(shí)不要撥弄頭發(fā)， [00:50.05] It gives people the feeling that you can not concentrate on your work. 它會(huì)給人一種不能專心工作的印象。 [00:54.52] OK, I see. 哦，我明白了。 [00:57.06] Also, if you are asked to sit beside the employer's desk, neither lean on it or look at the documents there. 另外，如果你被邀請坐在雇主的桌子旁邊，既不要靠在桌上，也不要看桌上的文件。 [01:03.56] I ought to respect other people's privacy, as most Westerners do. 我應(yīng)該像大多數(shù)西方人那樣尊重他人的隱私。 [01:09.42] As the saying goes, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. 就像俗語說的那樣，“入鄉(xiāng)隨俗”。

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凱西和面試官山姆既是好友又是雇主與雇員的關(guān)系，因此凱西詢問山姆一些面試禮儀方面的問題。

Kathy: As an experienced interviewer, could you tell me what kind of behavior the interviewer hates most?

Sam: Rudeness. You are not expected to sit down before being invited, and you shouldn't throw yourself into the chair like you're loading heavy baggage.

Kathy: And we should have good sitting posture.

Sam: That's right. The ideal posture for women is to put their legs together and lean to one side. This is especially important in summer.

Kathy: Where should I put my overcoat and briefcase after entering the office? It is air-conditioned all the year round.

Sam: Put it beside you. Don't be pile your purses, briefcase and other belongings on the employer's desk. You've got long hair, don't touch it while talking to the interviewer. It gives people the feeling that you cannot concentrate on your work.

Kathy: OK, I see.

Sam: Also, if you are asked to sit beside the employer's desk, neither lean on it or look at the documents there.

Kathy: I ought to respect other people's privacy , as most Westerners do.

Sam: As the saying goes, when in Rome, do as the Romans do.

重點(diǎn)講解：

1.concentrate 專心于; 注意; 集中(注意力); 聚精會(huì)神

例句：I concentrate on the lecture. 我專心聽講。

2.privacy 私事, 隱私

例句：Review our Privacy Statement. 檢討我們隱私聲明。

漢語譯文：

凱西： 作為一個(gè)有經(jīng)驗(yàn)的主試人，你能否告訴我主試人一般最討厭什么樣的行為嗎?

山姆： 粗魯。對方在請你落座之前不宜坐下，落座時(shí)不宜像卸貨一樣重重坐在椅子上。

凱西： 我們應(yīng)當(dāng)坐勢優(yōu)美。

山姆： 是的，女性理想的坐勢是雙腿并攏，向一邊傾斜。這一點(diǎn)在夏天尤為重要。

凱西： 辦公室一年四季都有空調(diào)，我進(jìn)屋后把大衣及公文包放在哪里?

山姆： 放在你的身邊。不要將手袋、公文包及其他物品放在雇主的桌子上。你留著長發(fā)，和主試人說話時(shí)不要撥弄頭發(fā)，它會(huì)給人一種不能專心工作的印象。

凱西： 哦，我明白了。

山姆： 另外，如果你被邀請坐在雇主的桌子旁邊，既不要靠在桌上，也不要看桌上的文件。

凱西： 我應(yīng)該像大多數(shù)西方人那樣尊重他人的隱私。

山姆： 就像俗語說的那樣，“入鄉(xiāng)隨俗”。