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用英文打电话找工作 实用经典句
monica(2007/10/2 6:49:41) 点击:73747 回复:2 IP:139.* * *
monica(2007/10/2 6:49:41) 点击:73747 回复:2 IP:139.* * *
1. Say "hello" and acknowledge (and note) the name of person you are speaking to.
2. Tell them why you are calling and who you wish to speak to. If you are conducting a follow up call, quickly describe previous communications.
3. Assess the current status of your application, confirming whether your fax or posted documents were received, and, focus on identifying appropriate next steps.
4. Ask for an appointment for a job or informational interview, be assertive about this, if the person you are speaking to cannot arrange one, request suggestions for next steps, additional resources or referrals.
5. Thank the person you are speaking to and confirm spelling of all names, postal and e-mail addresses, phone and fax numbers.
2. Tell them why you are calling and who you wish to speak to. If you are conducting a follow up call, quickly describe previous communications.
3. Assess the current status of your application, confirming whether your fax or posted documents were received, and, focus on identifying appropriate next steps.
4. Ask for an appointment for a job or informational interview, be assertive about this, if the person you are speaking to cannot arrange one, request suggestions for next steps, additional resources or referrals.
5. Thank the person you are speaking to and confirm spelling of all names, postal and e-mail addresses, phone and fax numbers.
And don't forget...千万记住.......
* Never be impolite, impatient, or pushy. You can always call back if you don't get the information or results you expect.
* Stay focused and know what you want before you call. Goal-oriented conversations get the best results. Be realistic about what can be achieved with each call.
* Whenever possible, ask to see or speak to someone "who can tell me about entry level options."
*Always write, e-mail, or fax thank you notes.
What if I get an answering machine?
* Don't be shy, always leave a message. Ask for "confirmation that you received my CV and cover letter," or for "information about the position recently posted on the Internet." Leave your name and number.
How do I develop a Conversation Outline?
Use the above list to develop a "conversation outline," but don't try to memorise a script. Below is a basic sample. Create your own and don't wait until it is perfect to give it a try. The more phone calls you make, the more natural you will become and the easier calls will be to make.
* Never be impolite, impatient, or pushy. You can always call back if you don't get the information or results you expect.
* Stay focused and know what you want before you call. Goal-oriented conversations get the best results. Be realistic about what can be achieved with each call.
* Whenever possible, ask to see or speak to someone "who can tell me about entry level options."
*Always write, e-mail, or fax thank you notes.
What if I get an answering machine?
* Don't be shy, always leave a message. Ask for "confirmation that you received my CV and cover letter," or for "information about the position recently posted on the Internet." Leave your name and number.
How do I develop a Conversation Outline?
Use the above list to develop a "conversation outline," but don't try to memorise a script. Below is a basic sample. Create your own and don't wait until it is perfect to give it a try. The more phone calls you make, the more natural you will become and the easier calls will be to make.
此贴在2007/10/2 6:53:35被*monica*编辑过
Conversation Steps
1. Say "hello" and acknowledge (and note) the name of person you are speaking to.
例 "Hello, my name is .... And, your name please?"
2. Tell them why you are calling and who you wish to speak to. If you are conducting a follow up call, quickly describe previous communications.
例 "I am calling about the marketing assistant position and I would like to speak to the director of marketing, please."
或:
"I saw on the Internet that your company offers entry-level sales options. Is there a specific person who could tell me more about these positions? Good. That person's name, phone and fax number is? Does he/she have email?"
2. Assess the current status of your application, confirming whether your faxed or posted documents were received, and focus on identifying appropriate next steps. Be assertive about this -- request an appointment for a job or informational interview. If the person you are speaking to cannot arrange one, request suggestions for next steps, additional resources or referrals.
例 "I e-mailed a CV to ... of your human resources office. Can I speak to Mr./Ms. ...? I would like to confirm that the CV was received and clarify next steps." Ask to see the appropriate person, "I'd like to arrange an appointment with Mr./Ms. ..."
3. Request an appointment for an employent interview or information conversation. Again, if the person you are speaking with cannot arrange one, request suggestions for next steps, additional resources or for a referral.
例 "Yes, I understand that decisions regarding formal interviews won't be made for a few weeks. In the meantime could you refer me to someone who is in a sales position? I would like to informally learn about what it is like and ask questions about their experiences. Who would you suggest I speak to?"
4. Thank the person you are speaking to and confirm spelling of all names, postal and e-mail addresses, phone and fax numbers.
例 "Thank you so much. You have been very helpful. If I have additional questions would it be appropriate to call you again? Again, Mr./Ms. .... is the best person to contact and their phone and fax number is... Is that correct?"
100 Potential Interview Questions/一百道面试问题
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