Educational Background (教育背景)　　(I = Interviewer. A = Applicant) I: what is your major
　　A: My major is Business Administration. I am especially interested in “Marketing”.
　　I: What are your major and minor subjects
　　A: My major subject is Physics and my minor subject is Practical Mathematics.
　　I: What subject did you major in at university
　　A: I majored in Economics.
　　I: Which university did you graduate from
　　A: I graduated from Fudan University.
　　I: When did you graduate from university
　　A: I graduated from Shanghai Normal University in 1990.
　　I: Which schools have you attended
　　A: I finished primary school in 1980, and entered high school that September. I graduated from high school in July of 1986 and then I entered Jiaotong University.
　　I: Which university are you attending
　　A:I am attending Shanghai Institute for Foreign Trade.
　　I:What year are you in
　　A:I am a senior student.
　　I: Have you received any degrees
　　A:Yes. First, I received my Bachelor or Arts degree in English Literature, and then an MBA degree.
　　I:Where did you receive your MBA degree
　　A:From Jiaotong University……
　　I:What course did you like best
　　A:Project Management. I was very interested in this course when I was a student. And I think it’s very useful for my present work.
　　I:How did you get on with your studies in college
　　A:I did well in college. I was one of the top students in the class.
　　I:Do you feel that you have received a good general training
　　A:Yes, I have studied in an English training programme and a computer training programme since I graduated from university. I am currently studying Finance at a training school.
“work experience” is the type of work you’ve done in the past. If you haven’t started working yet you can say “Right now I’m still a student.” or “I’m a recent grad and I haven’t started working yet.” In the second sentence, “recent grad” is short for “recent graduate” and means that you have just finished school.　　请告诉我你过去的工作经验，工作经验就是你过去所做的工作。如果尚未开始工作，就可以回答”Right now I’m still a student.”（现在我还是个学生。）或者说”I’m a recent grad and I haven’t started working yet.”（我刚刚毕业，还没有开始工作。）”recent grad”是”recent graduate”的缩写，意思是刚刚毕业。
　　Second One: What’s your greatest weakness
　　This is a popular question that western employers like to ask to make candidates nervous! In fact, they ask this to know how you respond to a difficult question. You shouldn’t answer by telling your greatest weakness since you might not get the job! Instead, you can tell them something that isn’t directly related to the job position.
　　你最大的缺点是什么？西方老板特别爱问这个问题，让面试者感到很紧张。事实上，他问这个问题是看你对棘手问题的反应。你没必要如实回答你的弱点，因为那有可能让你得不到这份工作。相反，你可以告诉他们一些与工作不直接相关的事情。
　　Third One: Why do you feel you are qualified for this job
　　This question is a good opportunity to brag a little bit. You should talk about some extra skills you have that maybe wasn’t included in your resume, or talk about your greatest strength in more detail.
　　你为什么觉得自己胜任这份工作？这时候你要充分发挥你的”自夸”本领。你可以讲述一些简历资料里面没有包括的技能；或者是再详细强调一下你的特长。
　　Fourth One: What kind of salary did you have in mind
　　Salary is how much money you earn, usually per year. When asked this, it’s best to answer with a salary range or approximation and not an exact figure. This shows that you are familiar with the industry if you know what the approximate salary should be.
　　你期望的薪水是多少？”salary”就是你赚多少钱，通常是年收入。回答这个问题时，最好说出一个大致范围，而不是一个确切的数字。如果你能说出这个工资范围，那就说明你对此行业非常了解。
　　Fifth One: If hired, when could you start work
　　When answering this it’s best not to say you can start right away. This might make you seem very desperate for a job. A safe answer would be “I can start at the begi