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    Marta Morales works as an International Sales Executive for a large publishing company in the UK. She has been in the role for two years, working with branches in Southeast Asia and Mexico. Her days involve responding to various queries about titles, prices, and print runs. She enjoys building relationships with people from different countries. Previously, she taught Spanish and French at a secondary school, though she had expected to work as a translator. Since moving to the UK from Spain four years ago, she has taken up rowing and hiking in her free time.

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    Marta Morales works as an International Sales Executive for a large publishing company in the UK. She has been in the role for two years, working with branches in Southeast Asia and Mexico. Her days involve responding to various queries about titles, prices, and print runs. She enjoys building relationships with people from different countries. Previously, she taught Spanish and French at a secondary school, though she had expected to work as a translator. Since moving to the UK from Spain four years ago, she has taken up rowing and hiking in her free time.

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    Marta Morales works as an International Sales Executive for a large publishing company in the UK. She has been in the role for two years, working with branches in Southeast Asia and Mexico. Her days involve responding to various queries about titles, prices, and print runs. She enjoys building relationships with people from different countries. Previously, she taught Spanish and French at a secondary school, though she had expected to work as a translator. Since moving to the UK from Spain four years ago, she has taken up rowing and hiking in her free time.

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    May 2007

    Transcript – Marta
    My name is Marta Morales and I work for a large publishing company and I’ve been
    working there for two years. I’m an International Sales Executive for South East Asia and
    Mexico. My typical day? Well, I don’t really have a typical day because so many things
    can happen in the day. I get, like, different, all the time different queries from our
    branches in South East Asia and Mexico and it can be, like, anything like information on
    titles or agreeing special prices or organising print runs in India or Pakistan.

    The thing I enjoy most is that I’m building relationships with lots of people from
    different countries. I don’t really know how I’ve ended up doing sales to be honest
    because I never thought I was going to be doing sales. I always thought I was going to be
    a translator so … I’m doing sales. I’m selling books.

    I’ve been living in the UK for four years and before joining this large publishing
    company I was working for a secondary school in Summertown. So I was teaching
    Spanish and French from year 7 to year 12.

    Since I’m here I’m more sporty. I’m doing rowing and I never did that in Spain. But this
    is something of Oxford. The countryside is beautiful so, like, hiking. Pubs, I really like
    them. Though at the beginning I was quite shocked and I didn’t quite like them but then
    I’ve got to like them.

    I think if I had stayed in Spain I would have been for a while on the dole where here you
    apply for jobs and get interviews like this.

    This page has been downloaded from www.businessenglishonline.net.


    It is photocopiable, but all copies must be complete pages.
    © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2007 1 of 1

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