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KeytoUnit3HowDoesaSecretaryReceiveVisitors?

Section1DealingwithVisitors

I.

Dialogue11.onbusiness2.expect3.message4.urgent5.business6.card

Dialogue27.available8.Certainly9.occupied10.contract11.moment12.important

Dialogue313.appointment14engaged15.waiting16.half17.clients18.doubt19.confusion

Dialogue420.expecting21.show22.rightaway

III.

3.

1)IhaveanappointmentwithMr.LingYunat11o’clock.

2).I’vebeensittingforthelastthreehours

3)Howdoyoutakeyourcoffee?

4.

A:

Goodmorning,sir.CanIhelpyou?

B:

Yes,IwouldliketoseeMr.LingYunplease.

A:

Doyouhaveanappointment?

B:

No.I’mafraidIhaven’t.I’mfromWilsonMotors,andI’vecometoseeMr.Lingtodiscusssalesofournewmodel.

5.

A:

请问,您的名字是…?

B:

福斯特,约翰•福斯特,来自威尔森汽车公司。

A:

福斯特先生,请您坐一会,让我看看凌云先生有空没有。

B:

谢谢。

A:

(通过分机,对凌云先生说)我这里有一位威尔森汽车公司的福斯特先生想要见您。

谢谢。

(对福斯特先生说)凌云先生五分钟后就下来见您,福斯特先生。

那边的桌子上有一些杂志,您如果愿意可以看一看。

B:

谢谢您。

Section2BeingCourteousandEfficient

I.

1.Receiving,2.routine,3.rise,4.knowledge,5.attention,6.Directly,7.available,8.instead,9.reception10.accompanies,11.gesture,12.impression,13.arrive,14.announces,15.comfortable,16.apologize

III.

1.becreated,isdecorated,waiting,relax,informed,iskept,having,is

3.

秘书应该知道怎样接待没有预约的来访者,使他们觉得自己是受欢迎的。

在引见他们之前,先询问他们来访的目的。

如果老板当时无法接见他们,有礼貌地请来访者等候一会儿,或者预约改日再见。

5.

1.a,a,2.a,a,the3.the,a,the,an4.the,the5.the,the,the

Section3GettingSomeKnowledgeofEnglishLetters

(2)

I

1.styles2.effective3.further4.Clarity5.clearly6.clearness7.completeness8.Conciseness9.short10.paragraphing11.specifically12.concreteness13.correctness14.punctuation15.courtesy16.consideration17.customers18.considerate19.Punctuating20.b-u-s-i-n-e-s-s

III.

2

DearMs.White,

IhavereceivedyourletterofDecember10th,invitingustoyourlastfashionshow.IdowishMr.WangBing,ourExportManager,couldattendyourshowinShanghai.Butit’sapitythatMr.WangisnowinNewYorkonabusinesstrip,sohewillbeunabletoacceptyourinvitationtothefashionshowonDecember20th.

Sincerely,

Ms.ZhangYi

ExecutiveSecretary

3.

DearMr.Ling

OurExportManager,Mr.JohnsisvisitingtheFarEastCompanynextmonthandplanstobeinBeijingonJanuary3rd.HewouldverymuchliketomeetyourSalesManageronthemorningof6thor7th,andhewonderswhetheroneofthosedayswouldbeconvenient.AsMr.Johnsisleavingforhistripverysoon,weshouldbemostgratefultohaveyourreplyassoonaspossible.

YoursSincerely,

DorisWhite

Section4GettingSomeKnowledgeofBusinessEtiquette

(2)

I.

1.important2.office3.business4.informal5.helpful6.help7.body8.own9.take10.ideas11.under12.accept

III.

1.

1)Thesecretaryshouldviewclothingasauniformthatfitstheimageoftheofficeandthusadvancesthesecretary’scareergoalsalongwiththepurposeoftheoffice.

2)Ifthereisnodeclareddresscode,cluesaboutformalityshouldbetakenfromtheotheremployeesintheoffice.

3)Thesecretarywhowishestobenoticedandmovedaheadwillwearclothingthatisjustashademoreformalandmoreprofessional.

3.

1)are2)arerequired3)fits4)betaken5)benoticed6)look,feel7)concentrating

4.1)as2)as,with,of3)in

5.

1)Thesecretaryshouldviewclothingasauniformthatfitstheimageoftheofficeandthusadvancesthesecretary’scareergoalsalongwiththepurposeoftheoffice.

2)Usedress,hairstyleandsoforthtoconveyconfidenceandprofessionalism.

3)Givesincerecompliments.

4)Bewillingtoexchangeideasandlearnfromothers.

5)Learnhowtoworkeffectivelyunderpressure.

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Unit3HowDoesaSecretaryReceiveVisitors?

Section1DealingwithVisitors

Dialogue1

A:

Goodmorning,Sir.

B:

Goodmorning,Miss.IsthisMr.LingYun’soffice?

A:

Yes,itis.MayIhelpyou?

B:

I’dliketoseeMr.LingYun,please.I’mTimSmithofNeville.

A:

I’msorry,butMr.LingYunisoutoftownrightnow.

B:

Whendoyouexpecthimback?

A:

Heiscomingbackthedayaftertomorrowmorning.Wouldyouliketoleaveamessage?

B:

Yes,please.Wouldyoutellhimtoringmeassoonashe’sback?

Thisisquiteurgent.

A:

Allright,sir.MayIhaveyournameagain?

B:

Yes,Smith,S-M-I-T-H,Timsmith.

A:

Wouldyougivemeyourbusinesscardplease?

B:

OK.Hereyouare.

A:

Thankyou,Mr.Smith,I’lltellhimtocallyoubackassoonashecan.

B:

Thankyou,goodbye!

A:

Goodbye,Mr.Smith.

Dialogue2

A:

Goodafternoon,Ms.ZhangYi.I’dliketoseeMr.LingYunforafewminutes,ifIcould.

B:

Nicetoseeyou,Mr.Li.Letmeseeifheisavailable.Wouldyouwaitjustamoment,please?

(ToMr.LingYunonhisextension)Mr.LingYun,Mr.Liishereandwouldliketoseeyouforafewmoments.

C:

I’mbusyrightnow.Wouldyoufindoutwhathewantstoseemeabout?

B:

Certainly,Mr.Ling.(ToMr.Li)Mr.Lingisoccupiedatthemomentandwantstoknowifyourbusinessisurgent.

A:

Well,I’vefoundaprobleminthecontractheaskedmetoexamineyesterday.Hetoldmethatitwasanurgentmatter.

B:

Isee.Letmeaskhimagain.Wouldyoupleasehaveaseatandwaitforamoment?

Thankyou.(ToMr.LingYunonhisextension)Mr.Ling,Mr.Lisaidthathehadfoundaprobleminthecontractyouaskedhimtolookatyesterday.

C:

Isee.Well,thatisimportant.Askhimtocomein.

B:

Allright,Mr.Ling.(Tothevisitor)Pleasegorightin.

A:

Thankyou.

Dialogue3

A:

Goodafternoon.CanIhelpyou?

B:

Yes,IhaveanappointmentwithMr.LingYun.

A:

AreyouMr.LarryWizel?

B:

Yes,that’sright.

A:

I’mafraidMr.LingYunisengagedatthemoment.Wouldyoumindwaitingforawhile?

B:

Well…Howlongwillthatbe?

A:

Abouthalfanhour.

B:

Oh,that’stoolong.Iwillhavealunchwithoneofmyclientsat11:

30.

A:

CantheAssistantManagerdealwithit?

B:

No.IgotintouchwithMr.LingYunmyselfonthetelephoneyesterdayanddiscusseddetailswithhim.Idoubtifanyoneelsewouldknowaboutthematter.

A:

Perhapsyouwouldliketomakeanappointmentforsomeothertime?

B:

Yes,butI’llleavemycardjustincasehehaslosttheoneIgavehimlasttime.

A:

Thankyou,Mr.Wizel.I’msorryabouttheconfusion.

B:

That’sallright.Thankyou.Goodbye.

Dialogue4

A:

Goodmorning,sir.CanIhelpyou?

B:

Goodmorning.MynameisTomRay,andI’mfromJohnson’sPharmaceuticals.IhaveanappointmentwithMr.LingYun.

A:

Yes,Mr.LingYunisexpectingyou,Mr.Ray.Ifyou’dliketotakeaseat,I’lllethimknowyou’rehere.(ThesecretarythendialsMr.LingYun’sextensionnumber.)Mr.RayofJohnson’sPharmaceuticalsisheretoseeyou.ShallIshowhimin?

Thankyou.(tovisitor)Mr.LingYunwillcomedowntoseeyourightaway,Mr.Ray.

B:

Thankyouverymuch.

Section2BeingCourteousandEfficient

Receivingvisitorsandguestsisasecretary’sdailyroutineintheoffice.Asasecretary,yourepresentyourcompany,andyoushouldtrytomakeagoodimpressiononvisitorswhenyougreetthem.Asecretaryshouldalwaysrisetogreetavisitorandbefriendlyandhelpful.Asecretaryshouldhaveagoodknowledgeofthestructureoftheorganizationanditsstaff.Whentalkingwiththevisitor,asecretaryshouldpayattentionandlistentothevisitorcarefully.

Mostimportantly,asecretaryshouldfindoutifthevisitorhasanappointmentornot.Ifthevisitorhasanappointment,asecretaryneedstochecktheappointmentbookfirst.Ifthevisitordoesnothaveanappointment,findoutthereasonforhisvisitandthepersonhewantstosee.Findoutimmediatelyifthepersonthevisitorwishestoseeisavailableandwhetherhewillreceivethevisitorwithoutanappointment.Ifthepersoncannotseethevisitorwithoutanappointment,suggestanotherpersonthevisitormaysee,ormakeafurtherappointment.

Ifthevisitorisanimportantcustomer,thebosswillcomedowntothereceptionroomtogreetthevisitor.Sometimesthesecretaryescortsoraccompaniesthevisitortotheboss’soffice.

Usingthevisitor’snamewhenhearrivesisafriendlygestureandgivesthevisitoragoodimpressionofthecompanyororganization.Whenthesecretaryandthevisitorarriveattheboss’soffice,thesecretaryannouncesthevisitor’sname,titleandposition,andintroducesthebosstohimifthisistheirfirsttimemeeting.

Ifthevisitorwishestoleaveamessage,writeitdownimmediatelyandmakesureitreachestherightpersonassoonaspossible.Ifthevisitormustwaitfortheboss,seethathehasacomfortablechairandsomereadingmaterials.Asecretaryshouldnotforceconversationuponthevisitorunlessheseemswillingtotalkwhileheiswaiting.

Whenavisitorcannotbesatisfied,thesecretaryshouldapologizeandmakesomesuggestionforanalternativemeeting.Ifameetingisimpossible,thesecretaryshouldexpressregretandexplain,withcareandtact,whathashappened,sothatthevisitorwon’tgethurt.

Asecretaryshouldkeeparecordwhichincludesdates,times,namesandtheorganizationthevisitorworksfor.Asecretarycanthenturntothisforreferenceifthereisarequestforrelevantinformation.Anexampleofthisisasfollows:

VisitorRegistrationChart

Date

NameofVisitor

Firm

TimeofArrival

Referredto

TimeofDeparture

Remarks

Sept22

P.LJones

P&GCo.

9:

30

R.Dunne

10:

15

Appointment

July12,9:

30

Sept22

TomRay

JunenCo.

10:

25

MaggieKulaien

11:

00

Seen

Sept22

M.Elaine

JohnWilsonandSons

13:

35

CharlesM.

14:

08

Seen

Sept22

YvettePutnam

NYSteelExportLimited.

15:

06

R.Dunne

16:

00

MessageleftforR.Dunne

Section3Get

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