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Uint5

II.BasicListeningPractice

1.Script

W:

Whydosomepeoplestayinonejobforlifewhileothersswitchjobsfromtimetotime?

M:

Somepeoplewantafixedroutinesothattheydon’thavetoadapttonewcircumstancesoverandoveragain,whileothersthinkvarietyisthespiceoflife.

Q:

Accordingtothedialog,whydosomepeoplesticktoonejobforlife?

2.Script

M:

Kathleen,you’vebeenlateforworksomanytimeslatelythatIhavetowarnyouthatanyrepetitionwillresultinyourdismissal.

W:

I’msorry.I’lltrymybesttogethereearlierinthefuture.PerhapsIcouldworklatertomakeupthetimeI’velost.

Q:

Whatdoesthewomansay?

3.Script

M:

Mr.Brown,mytimeherehasbeenfrustratingforme.Ihaveabetteropportunitywithanotherfirm,andI’mtakingit.

W:

Wewon’tbesorrytoseeyouleave,Richard.You’vedoneyourbesttomakeeveryonehereasmiserableasyouare.

Q:

Howdoesthewomanfeelabouttheman’sleaving?

4.Script

W:

Mr.Armes,IwantedtotellyouinpersonthatattheendofthismonthI’llbeleavingthecompany.

M:

Well,Sylvia,wearecertainlygoingtomissyouhere,butIwishyouthebestofluck.

Q:

Whatdoesthewomanwant?

5.Script

W:

Time,Ihatetotellyouthis,butwe’recaughtinabudgetcrunch,andwemustlayyouoff.I’msorry.

M:

Iunderstand.I’veenjoyedmytimehere,andI’mconfidentIcanfindsomethingelse.

Q:

Whatistheman’sresponse?

Keys:

1.B2.D3.A4.C5.D

III.ListeningIn

Task1:

HowtoAvoidBankruptcy

Manager:

Adam!

Haveyouanysuggestionsabouthowwecanavoidbankruptcy?

Adam:

Downsizingwouldcertainlyreduceouroperatingcosts.Youknow,makeusleanandmean,thewayyouhavetobeintoday’smarket.

Manager:

Wheredoyousuggestwestartmakingthesestaffcuts?

Adam:

Thelogicalplacetostartwouldbeinadministration.Theyusuallyoverstaffed.

Manager:

That’snotgoingtogooververywellwithouremployees.Someofthemhavebeenwiththecompanyforyears.

Adam:

It’spainfulprocess,butthere’snochoice.They’lljusthavetogetusedtotheidea.

Manager:

Wecangivethemafairlydecentseverancepackagewhenthey’refired.

Adam:

Iknow.AndIthinkthatifwecomputerizetheoffice,wecouldreduceofficestaffbyabout20percentjustbyeliminatingalotofpaperwork.

Manager:

OK.Ifwelayoff20percentoftheadministrativestaff,willthatbeenoughtogetthecompanybackonitsfeet?

Adam:

Unfortunatelynot.We’llalsoneedtomakesomecutsintheservicedepartment.

Manager:

Howcanwedothatandmaintainthelevelofservicethatweofferourpassengers?

Adam:

Well,we’llhavetoretraintheservicestaffandstreamlineouroperations,sowewon’tneedasmanypeopletorunthingssmoothly.

Manager:

Well,thisisserious,butIreallydon’tthinkwehaveanyotherchoice.Ifwekeeplosingmoneylikethis,we’llhavetoshuteverythingdown.

1.Whatisthedialogmainlyconcernedwith?

2.Whatdoesthemanmeanby“makeusleanandmean”?

3.Whatisthedifficultyincuttingtheadministrativestaff?

4.Whatwillhappenasaresultoffiringtheadministrators?

5.Whatdoesthemanthinkwillhappenaftertheycut20percentoftheadministrators?

Keys:

1B2.D3.A4.C5.C

ForReference

1.Hesuggestsretainingtheservicestaffandstreamingtheiroperations,sotheywon’tneedasmanypeopletorunthingssmoothly.

2.Thatisaseriousstep,butshethinkstheyhaven’tanyotherchoice.Iftheykeeplosingmoney,theywillhavetoshuteverythingdown.

Task2:

AHard-nosedBoss

Script

Mr.Stonewasknownfarandwideasahard-nosedbosswho(S1)watchedhisemployeeslikeahawk.Hewasmakingoneofhisregulartoursofthefactory(S2)whenhespottedayoungmanleaningagainsta(S3)pileofboxesjustoutsidetheforeman’soffice.SinceGeorge,theforeman,wasn’taround.Stonestoodofftothesideandwatchedtoseejusthowlingtheyoungmenwouldstand(S4)arounddoingnothing.

Theyoungmanyawned,scratchedhishead,lookedathiswatch,andsatonthefloor.Aftertenminutesorsoheyawnedagainand(S5)leanedbackonthepileofboxes.

Stonesteppedfromhis(S6)hidingplaceandwalkeduptotheyoungman.“You!

”heyelled,“Howmuchdoyoumakeaweek?

Theyoungmanlookedup(S7)indifferently.“Twohundredandfiftydollars,”Hesaid.

(S8)Stonerushedintothecashier’soffice,took$250fromthecashbox,andreturned.“Takeit,”hesaid,“andgetout!

Don’tletmeseeyouaroundhereagain!

Theyoungmantookthecash,putitinhispocket,andleft.(S9)Seeingtheyoungmanshowednosignofembarrassment,Stonegotfurious.ThenhewentlookingforGeorge.Whenhefoundhim,Stonewasredwithanger.“Thatlazyboyinfrontofyouroffice,”Stonesaid,“Ijustgavehimaweek’spayandfiredhim.What’sthematterwithyou,lettinghimstandaroundasthoughhehasnothingtodo?

“Youmeanthekidintheredshirt?

”Georgeasked.

“Yes!

Thekidintheredshirt!

Georgesaid,“(S10)Hewaswaitingforthe20dollarsweowehimforlunch.Heworksforthecoffeeshoparoundthecorner.”

Task3:

Layoffscanbepredicted.

Script

Insomecasescompaniesinformtheiremployeesinadvancethatlayoffsarecoming.Inothercases,theycomewithoutwarning:

YouarriveontimeforworkonaFriday,butyouaretoldnottocomenextweek.Ouch!

Ineithercase,youmaybeabletosensesomebadsignsinadvance.Maybethecompanyhastriedveryhardtoavoidlayoffs;maybeithasbeenpreparingfortheworstforquitesometime.Ifyouthinkaboutthebadomenscarefully,youmightknowasmuchormorethansomeoftheemployeesinmanagerialpositionswithmanagementresponsibilities.

Forexample,ifyouworkinsales,youmightknowthatquotashavenotbeenmet.Ifyouworkinfieldengineering,youmightnoticefarfewercustomerinstallations.Ifyourcompany’scompetitors,suppliersorcustomersarelayingoffemployees,it’slikelyyourcompanywilltoo,especiallyifeconomicconditionsareaffectingyourindustry.CheckthelayoffstatisticsfromtheU.S.BureauofLaborStatistics.SearchtheNetandyourlocalnewspapertooforarticlesconcerninglayoffsinyourindustry.

Dothingslikebadsalesalwaysmeanthatlayoffsarecomingtoyourcompany?

Notnecessarily.Companieshaveseasonalandeconomicsalesdipsallthetime,andarealwayslookingforwaystoimprovetheirperformance.So,ifyouseeonlyoneortwobadsigns,don’tjumptoahastyconclusion.Butifyouseemore,especiallyalongthelinesofearningswarnings,budgetcuts,hiringfreezes,restructuring,andmassivelayoffsinyourindustry,itmightjustbetimetogetyourresumeuptodateandstartlookingforanewjob.Also,itmighteagoodideatocancelyourvacation,implementmoney-savingmeasures,andbecomemoreusefulonyourjob.Youshouldprepareinadvanceifyouthinkyoumightgettheaxesoon.

1.Whatisthepassagemainlyabout?

2.Accordingtothepassage,whencanonesenselayoffsarecoming?

3.Whatismentionedasabadsignforthefieldengineeringdepartment?

4.Accordingtothepassage,whatdobadsalessignal?

5.WhichofthefollowingisNOTmentionedasasignforyoutoupdateyourresume?

Keys:

1D2.C3.B4.C5A

ForReference

Youmaygetyourresumeuptodateandstartlookingforanewjob.Also,itmighteagoodideatocancelyourvacation,implementmoney-savingmeasures,andbecomemoreusefulonyourjob.

IV.SpeakingOut

MODEL1We’regoingtomissyou.

Susan:

Excuseme,Helen,doyouhaveaminutetotalk?

Helen:

Thatquestionalwayscarriessomeweight,Sue.What’sup?

Susan:

Well,uh…Heregoes…Myuniversitywantsmetogobacktoupdatetheuniversitywebsite.

Helen:

Sowhat?

Youcangobackontheweekend,orintheevening.

Susan:

Butit’salargeproject.SoI’mafraidIhavetoterminatemyworkherebeforemyinternshipisover.IhavetogobacknextThursday.

Helen:

Oh?

Thisisquiteasurprise,Sue.I’msadthatyou’llbeleavingus.Yourunthisplacewithclockworkefficiency,youknow.We’regoingtomissyou.

Susan:

Ihopethisone-weeknoticewillgiveyoutimetohireandtrainareplacement.

Helen:

Thanksforthenotices,Sue.Assistantslikeyouareoneinamillion.Iguesswe’dbetterstartlookingassoonaspossible.

Susan:

Withyourapproval,I’llputoutnoticetodayandscreentheapplicationmyself.

Helen:

Thatwouldbegreat.Scheduletheminasyouseefit.Oh,Sue,thingscertainlywon’tbethesamewithoutyouaroundhere.

Susan:

Thankyouforyourkindwords.Ifyouhaveanyproblem,pleasefeelfreetocallme.

MODEL2Wehavetoletyougo.

Script

Helen:

Tom,thereasonIcalledyouintomyofficeisyourwork.

Tom:

Really?

Helen:

Thetruthis..I’mnotsatisfiedwithyourjobperformance.

Tom:

AreyousureIhaven’tbeendoingagoodjob?

Helen:

Tom,you’vebeenreprimandedanumberoftimesforbeinglateandforusingcompanytimeforpersonalmatters.What’smore,youusethecompanyphonetotalkwithyourfriendsforhours.

Tom:

IknowI’vebeenlateacoupleoftimes;mymotorcyclehasbeenbreakingdown.I’mreallysorry.Ipromisetodobetterinthefuture.

Helen:

I’mafraidit’stoolate.Rightnow,yourtardinessistheleastofmyproblems.

Tom:

Whatdoyoumean?

Helen:

Mysecretaryhasproofthatyouhavemisappropriatedcompanyfundsonseveraloccasions.Wewon’tbeprosecuting,butthissimplycan’tbeallowed.

Tom:

:

Ididn’tstealanymoney!

Yoursecretaryislying!

Helen:

I’msorry,wehavetoletyougo.

Tom:

You’refiringme?

Youaregivingmemypinkslip?

Helen:

Exactly.I’msorryithadtoturnoutthisway.Yourterminationiseffectiveimmediately.

MODEL3I’mtheoneyou’vebeenlookingfor.

Script

Helen:

So,Bill,tellmeaboutyourlastjob.Wh

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