英語(yǔ)：選擇三個(gè)重點(diǎn)來(lái)介紹自己

    面試時(shí)，我們會(huì)面對(duì)形形色色的問(wèn)題，而最令人啞口無(wú)言的，往往是一些最簡(jiǎn)單和最常見(jiàn)的題目，比如"請(qǐng)你自我介紹一下".大多數(shù)應(yīng)征者的反應(yīng)是——我應(yīng)該如何作答呢？

    其實(shí)要懂得應(yīng)對(duì)此問(wèn)題，就要先做好準(zhǔn)備You\ll have a better chance of impressing the interviewer if you think about this question before the interview.

    The first thing to realize is that the question， "Tell me about yourself，" provides you with a great chance to promote your strong points. This is particularly important when applying for a job that is different from what you have done in the past. You need to show the interviewer that your previous jobs provide you with skills that can be used in the new job.

　　Working Experience(工作經(jīng)驗(yàn))

　　(I = Interviewer. A = Applicant)

　　I:Please tell me your present job.

　　A:I am working in a garment factory. My present job is to inspect the quality of products. comparatively speaking, quality control is rather simple. Although I do my job well, I am looking for a new job which is more challenging.

　　I:Have you ever been employed?

　　A:Not yet. I originally planned to go abroad to study after leaving college, but I couldn't get a visa

　　I:Your resume says you have had one ~ S experience working in a foreign representative office in Shanghai, may I ask why you left?

 （i = interviewer. a = applicant）

ilease tell me your present job.
a:i am working in a garment factory. my present job is to inspect the quality of products. comparatively speaking, quality control is rather simple. although i do my job well, i am looking for a new job which is more challenging.
i:your resume says you have had one ~ s experience working in a foreign representative office in shanghai, may i ask why you left?
a:i worked in a foteign rep. office for one year. however, i left there two years ago because the work they gave me was rather dull. i found another job which is more interesting.
i:have you done any work in this field?
a:yes, i have worked in this field for four years. first, i worked in an american company as a sales representative, then i transferred to a hong kong company as a sales manager.
i:what kind of jobs have you had?
a:i worked as a business coordinator in a foreign representative office, then i transferred to a joint venture as a sales manager. so i am familiar with the textile market in china.
i: what have you learned from the jobs you have had?
a: i have learned a lot about business know-how and basic office skills. in addition , i learned at my previous jobs how to cooperate with my colleagues.
i; what''s you major weak point?
a:i haven''t been involved in international business, so i don'' t have any experience, but i have studied this course in the international business training centre of the shanghai foreign service company.
i: what are your greatest strengths?
a i know a lot about flow the chinese economy works, and how business is done here. secondly, i speak english fluently. i have no difficulty with language. and, i am a hardworker when i have something challenging to do.
i: please tell me about your working experience.
a: i have five years experience in the chemical industry since i graduated from college. first of all i worked as an assistant engineer in the no.1 chemical industry co. three years later i transferred to abc chemict industry company. now i am working in the sale department of that company.

　　英語(yǔ)求職信的`開(kāi)頭用語(yǔ)：

　　◆ My interest in the position of Masonry Supply Manager has prompted me to forward my resume for your review an consideration.

　　◆ The sales Manager position advertised in the Chicago Tribune on October 12 intrigues me. I believe you will find me well-qualified.

　　◆ Your October 30 advertisement in The Jackson Review calls for an Administrative Assistant with a background rich in a variety of administrative skills ,such as mine.

　　◆ My desire to locate a responsible position in plant management has prompted me to forward the attached for your consideration.

　　◆ I am writing to inquire opportunities for computer programmers in your organization.

　　Now I’m going to share my experience of studying English with all of you.

　　I shall mention that speaking is the first skill we must learn by heart. The more we speak, the better we understand. And it’s good for you to try to speak well. As a language, English is really useful. So, we should practice it more, not only study for the examinations.

　　The next question is listening. If you can’t listen well, you won’t be able to understand what others say. Perhaps you should do some more listening exercises when you are free, or talk with your teachers and friends in English more. Reading after the tapes is also a good idea. In this way, you could try to imitate their pronunciation and improve your listening.

　　1.The main qualities required are preparedness to work hard, ability to learn, ambition and good health.

　　1.主要必備素質(zhì)是吃苦耐勞精神好、學(xué)習(xí)能力優(yōu)、事業(yè)心強(qiáng)和身體棒。

　　2.Willing to assume responsibilities.

　　2.應(yīng)聘者須勇于挑重?fù)?dān)。

　　3.A stable personality and high sense of responsibility are desirable.

　　3.個(gè)性穩(wěn)重、具高度責(zé)任感。

　　4.Able to work under high pressure and time limitation.

　　4.能夠在高壓力下和時(shí)間限制下進(jìn)行工作

　　5.Have positive work attitude and be willing and able to work diligently without supervision.

　　5.有積極的'工作態(tài)度，愿意和能夠在沒(méi)有監(jiān)督的情況下勤奮地工作。

　　性格樂(lè)觀成熟穩(wěn)重

　　1.Ability to work independent1y,mature and resourceful.

　　1.能夠獨(dú)立工作、思想成熟、應(yīng)變能力強(qiáng)。

　　2.With a pleasant mature attitude.

    Working Experience(工作經(jīng)驗(yàn))

　　(I = Interviewer. A = Applicant)

　　I:Please tell me your present job.

　　A:I am working in a garment factory. My present job is to inspect the quality of products. comparatively speaking, quality control is rather simple. Although I do my job well, I am looking for a new job which is more challenging.

　　I:Have you ever been employed?

　　A:Not yet. I originally planned to go abroad to study after leaving college, but I couldn't get a visa.

　　I:Your resume says you have had one ~ S experience working in a foreign representative office in Shanghai, may I ask why you left?

　　A:I worked in a foteign rep. office for one year. However, I left there two years ago because the work they gave me was rather dull. I found another job which is more interesting.

　　I:Have you done any work in this field?

　　A:Yes, I have worked in this field for four years. First, I worked in an American company as a sales representative, then I transferred to a Hong Kong company as a sales manager.

　　I:What kind of jobs have you had?

　　A:I worked as a business coordinator in a foreign representative office, then I transferred to a joint venture as a sales manager. So I am familiar with the textile market in China.

　　I: What qualifications do you have that make you feel you will be successful in your field?

　　A: First ,I think my technical background is helpful. I have enough knowledge to market the products of your company. Secondly, I have studied for four months in a Marketing Training Programme with satisfactory results. Finally, I have mastered the English Language. These qualifications will make me successful in my career.

　　I: What have you learned from the jobs you have had?

　　A: I have learned a lot about business know-how and basic office skills. In addition , I learned at my previous jobs how to cooperate with my colleagues.

　　I:Can you get recommendations from your previous employers?

　　A:Yes, I have brought them with me. Here they are.

　　I; What's you major weak point?

　　A:I haven't been involved In international business, so I don' t have any experience, but I have studied this course in the International Business Training Centre of the Shanghai Foreign Service Company.

　　I: What are your greatest strengths?

　　A I know a lot about flow the Chinese economy works, and how business is done here. Secondly, I speak English fluently. I have no difficulty with language. And, I am a hardworker when I have something challenging to do.

　　I: Please tell me about your working experience.

　　A: I have five years experience in the chemical industry since I graduated from college. First of all I worked as an assistant engineer in the No.1 Chemical Industry Co. Three years later I transferred to ABC Chemict Industry Company. Now I am working in the Sale Department of that company.

　　I:Does your present employer know you are looking another job?

　　A:No, I haven't discussed my career plans with my resent employer, but I am sure he will understand.