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    This document contains a dialogue between an interviewer (A) and a job applicant (B) in Spanish, followed by an offer letter in English. In the dialogue, the applicant (B) discusses why they want the job working with Japanese culture, their strengths in numbers and fluent Japanese. When asked, they say they can work well under pressure and in a team. They learned customer service skills in their last job. The offer letter informs the applicant that they were successful and offers them an executive position starting on March 1st at a salary of $50,000 per year with 15 days of annual leave.

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    TPO 6

    DIALOGO- pág. 118

    E)

    A. Did you find the office easily?


    B. Yes, i had came by taxi
    A. Why do you want job?
    B. Because i like working with people who is interested in japanese culture
    A. What strengths do you have?
    B. I am Good with the numebers and i speak japanese fluently
    A. Can you work under pressure?
    B. Yes i can, i stay calm at all times. I can work with a lot of pressure. I could do a proof
    previus job, i will not have problem.
    A. What did you learn from you last job?
    B. I learned how to deal with customers and i learned work well in a team
    A. What did you not like about you last job?
    B. I didn’t like working long hours, spend a loto f unpaid overtime and stayed long
    journey to work
    A. What are you main interests?
    B. My interest are cycling, watching baseball
    A. Do you have any questions?
    B. Wich are the company benefits? It has free parking?

    CARTA – pág. 119

    BANCO PROVINCIA

    Reconquista 1002 – CABA.

    Mr Leo Chan

    Soberanía Nacional 4191

    Dear Mr Leo Chan

    Re: job application

    We are pleased to inform you that you have been successful in your application for the
    position of executive with Customer Support.

    As agreed in the interview, we would like you to start on 1st March in our Main Central. Your
    starting salary will be $50000. Ypu can take fifteen days anual leave.
    Please sing and return a copy of the enclosed contract to confirm acceptance of this offer. We
    look forward to hearing from you soon.

    Yours sincerely

    Milagros Díaz.

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