Nice to meet you all Session five. Job Interview(2) P. 28 Case study - Job versus family - Expected salary - Discrimination - Two important choices.

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Nice to meet you all Session five

Job Interview(2) P. 28 Case study - Job versus family - Expected salary - Discrimination - Two important choices

Reading Text (1) Page 21 Reading text is an effective way for students to enrich vocabulary Reading Strategies - Spend enough time to read the text several times - Produce sound so that you can hear your voice at least - Be careful about all punctuations. - Write summary in Indonesian

Reading Passage P. 21, 22, 23 Text one (business) Text two (Medical record) Text four (computers) Text five (Management) Text six (food) Text seven (Adat law)

Listening Track 38 S: So, why are you interested in this job? L: Well, I've done a lot of different types of work that I haven't liked, so I want to try marketing because I think it's an interesting area. S: What jobs have you done? L: I've worked as a waitress, in a shoe shop and in a clothes shop. S: Which job did you do the longest? L: The clothes shop. I was there for 18 months. S: And why did you leave? L: It closed - the owner retired. S: I see. And why do you think you would be good at marketing? L: Well, I think I'm quite creative - I was good at art at school. And I think I'd be good in an office. S: Why's that? L: I think it's a calm environment - all the places I've worked in were too noisy. S: OK, Lucy. Well, I'm seeing some other candidates this morning, but I'II contact you with our decision either this afternoon or tomorrow morning. L: OK, thank you.

Listening Track 24 I've never had a permanent job. I've been with an employment agency since 2007, when I left college. I work in a different office every few weeks on short contracts. It's interesting and I don't get bored. But, of course, you can't get a promotion in my situation. I've been a consultant for five years. I work for lots of different companies on different projects. Sometimes there is too much work and I'm very busy. At other times, there isn't enough work and I worry about money. I don't get a pension - that's a bit of a problem. But I don't like being an employee or having a boss, so this kind of work is good for me.