es. Sometimes, especially during the beginning of each term, it was very busy.
E: Where do you live
A: In Chaiba Prefecture, about one hour from here. It’s easy to get here, because I only have to charge trains once.
E: Miss Takeda, what do you think your weak points are, in terms of work
A: Well, let me see. I’m not sure. I think I try to make sure everything I do is perfect. And that is good, but sometimes when it’s busy, I should work faster, I think I’m learning to work faster.
Um, may I ask a question
E: Certainly. Go ahead.
A: How many secretaries work here and how many junior secretaries are there
E: Well, first, there are three secretarial categories. One is receptionist, one is junior secretary, and the other is senior secretary.
Receptionists answer the phones, welcome visitors, and do some very basic offices work.
Junior secretaries work with senior secretaries, who usually have three to five years of experience.
At present, we have four junior secretaries, there receptionists, although one is part-time.
A: I see.
E: Any other questions
A: No, thank you, Mr. Irwin.
E: All right. Well, I think that will do for now.
Thank you for coming in.
A: Is there anything I should do now
E: No, not now. just wait for us to contact you.
A: Will it be soon
E: In about four to five days, I think.
A: All right. I’ll wait to hear from you. Thank you for seeing me today. I hope you’ll consider me for the job, Mr. Irwin. I won’t let you down.
E: All right. Thanks again for coming in.
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