以下是小编为大家收集的办公室求职成功对话，本文共5篇，希望对大家有所帮助。
篇1：办公室求职成功对话
Please come next Monday 请下周一过来
Hello, this is Lucy from ABC Company.
你好，我是ABC公司的Lucy。
Hello, Lucy.
Lucy，你好。
I’m calling to see if you have made your decision. You are the right person we are seeking for.
我打电话给你是想看看你是否做出决定了。你是我们要找的合适人选。
Yes, I have decided to work with your company.
是的，我已经决定到你们公司上班。
Good news for us. When can you start to work?
对我们来说这是个好消息。你什么时候能开始工作?
It’s my honor to be one member of your company. I’d like to begin to work any time as you like.
能成为你们公司的一员是我的荣幸。只要你们想要，我什么时候都能开始上班。
Ok, please come to my office at 9 AM next Monday. I will introduce you to our boss.
好的，请你下周一早上9点钟到我办公室。我会把你介绍给我们的老板。
No problem. Thank you for calling me.
没问题。谢谢你打电话过来。
You’re welcome.
不客气。
知识点讲解：
1.You are the right person we are seeking for.
你就是我们想找的人。
seek for 寻找，寻觅
如：He determined to seek for a building more suited to their needs.
他决心另找一座更适合他们需要的房子。
2.It’s my honor to be one member of your company.
很荣幸可以成为贵公司的一员
honor n. 荣誉，荣幸，贞洁，正直，信用
如：I consider it a great honor to be invited to dinner.
我认为能被邀请参加晚宴是很大的荣幸。
The soldier's brave deeds brought him honor and glory.
士兵的勇敢事迹为他带来了荣耀和赞美。
I am unworthy of such an honor.
我不配获得这样的荣誉。
3.I’d like to begin to work any time as you like.
我随时都可以去上班。
any time as you like意思就是“随时，任何时候”，
如：You can come and visit me any time as you like.
你可以随时过来找我。
篇2：办公室英语对话
一
A: Hello. I need to speak with Allan Cartwright.
B: This is he. May I help you?
A: I certainly hope so, I am about to stop doing business with your office.
B: I’m very sorry, Madam. Can you tell me what the problem is over the phone or would you like me to go to your office?
A：你好，我想找阿伦・卡特莱特讲话。
B：我就是，我能效劳吗?
A：我当然希望如此。我要停止和你们做生意了。
B：非常抱歉，夫人。您能在电话里告诉我是什么问题吗?或者您希望我到您办公室去一趟?
二
A: Finance, Angie speaking.
B: Hi Angie, it’s Tom Reynolds here. Can you tell me if my tuition fees for this semester have been approved?
A: Yes, Mr. Reynolds. They were approved yesterday. You can pick up the check today.
B: Oh wow! Thanks a million, Angie!
A：财务部。我是安琪。
B：你好，安琪。我是汤姆・雷诺兹。请告诉我这学期我的学费批准了没有?
A：批准了，雷诺兹先生。昨天批的。你可以今天来拿支票。
B：哦，哇!太谢谢了，安琪。
三
A: Kevin? Hi, it’s Elizabeth. I have a big favor to ask you.
B: How big, Elizabeth? Last time you said that, I ended up working overtime 3 nights in a row!
A: Well, I’ve got a huge load of typing and Mr. Blake has insisted I get it done by tomorrow afternoon.
B: All right, Elizabeth. But this is the last time.
A：凯文?嗨，我是伊丽莎白。我请求你帮我个大忙。
B：多大的忙，伊丽莎白?上次你就是这么说的，结果我连加了三个晚上的班!
A：是这样，我有一大摞东西要打。布莱克先生要我明天下午一定干完。
B：好吧，伊丽莎白。不过这可是最后一次了。
四
A: Mail room. Karen speaking.
B: Hi, Karen. This is John Williams in the purchasing department. Can you check to see if there’s a package down there for me?
A: Certainly, Mr. Williams. Just one moment, please.
B: Thanks, Karen.
A：收发室。我是凯伦。
B：嗨，凯伦。我是采购部的约翰・威廉姆斯。可以劳驾看一下有我的包裹吗?
A：当然可以，威廉斯先生。请稍等。
B：谢谢你，凯伦。
五
A: Mrs. Reynolds? This is Martin Gross calling.
B: Hi, Martin. What can I do for you?
A: Well, I’ve got the spread sheets you asked for, but I’m still waiting on some data from accounting.
B: That’s all right. Bring me over what you’ve got.
A：雷诺德夫人吗?我是马丁・格劳斯。
B：嗨，马丁。有事吗?
A：是这样，您要的那些表格我已经准备好了。只是还在等财务部的一些数据。
B：这就行了。把做好的给我送来吧。
篇3：情景对话走进办公室
情景对话走进办公室
(Peter回到座位坐下，便细心地研究起公司的产品来。Time flies as1 an arrow，再举手看看手表，已经12点了。大家纷纷离开座位，向门外走去。这时，Jack2走过来。)
Jack: Hei, Peter, It's time for lunch. Would3 you like to go with me? I'll show you the restaurant.
Peter: Sure, thank you.
杰克：嗨，彼得，午餐时间到了。你愿意和我一起去吗?我告诉你餐厅在哪儿?
彼得：当然，谢谢。
(Peter跟着Jack坐着电梯，下到地下一层，来到一家餐厅。)
Jack: This restaurant is open to the clerk4 working in this office building. Our company5 pays6 our lunch. First we should go to the corner to take a plate.
杰克：这家餐厅对在这座办公楼里工作的员工开放，公司付咱们的午餐，首先咱们应该到墙角那边拿一个盘子。
(Peter跟着Jack到墙角的一张桌子上拿了一个方便托盘。)
Jack: Then we go to that window.
杰克：然后到那边的窗口去。
(Jack把Peter领到一个窗口前。)
Jack: You should tell the waiter what you would like to have.
杰克：你要告诉服务员你喜欢吃什么。
(Jack指着fruit salad对waiter说。)
Jack: I'd like some salad and ---
杰克：我要一些沙拉 ------
(不一会儿，Jack的盘子就满了。)
Jack1: Peter, it's your turn.
杰克：彼得，该你了。
( Peter选了自己喜欢的东西，回头看看Jack正在后面等着。)
Jack:Ok, let's go to find a seat.
杰克：好了，咱们去找座位吧。
( 餐厅里人很多，两个人正苦苦寻找坐的地方，忽然听见有个声音传来。)
Speaker: Hi, Jack, come here.
说话者：嘿，杰克,到这边来。
( 原来是公司的会计Terry和市场部的Kevin。Jack 和Peter走过去。)
Jack: Hi, Terry and Kevin, this is Peter. He is new. And we work in the same department.
Jack: Peter, this is Terry, accountant. And this is Kevin. He is in marketing2 department.
Terry and Kevin: Nice to meet you.
Peter:Nice to meet you.
杰克：嗨，泰瑞、开文，这是彼得。他是新来的，我们在同一个部门工作。
杰克：彼得，这是泰瑞，我们的会计。这是开文，在市场部工作。
泰瑞和开文： 很高兴认识你。
彼得：很高兴认识你们。
( Ok,介绍完毕，大家坐下吃饭。)
扩展：什么是履历表
A resume is a summary of your life to date and includes details of your education and work experience. A resume is also called a CV (Latin: Curriculum vitae) in some countries, especially in the UK.
The rule to resume writing is: there is no hard and fast rule! You can choose to list your career history in chronological1 order, to highlight your skills, or even to target your resume to one particular job. However, always include a cover letter with your resume.
Make sure your resume is up-to-date. Always use a PC to compile it, and try not to clutter2 it up with different font styles or clip-art. Sober and simple is best for most jobs, although, there is more flexibility3 for jobs that call for creativity. Keeping it simple also helps you to edit and personalize your resume for each future job that you apply to. If possible, use the company's language ?reflect the qualities that they emphasize in advertisements and pamphlets etc.
A resume should always include:
Contact details
An educational history
An employment history
Your skills, talents and interests
References
Don't forget to spell- and grammar-check your resume and get a qualified4 friend to go over the grammar for you. You can write brief and concise5 descriptions of your experiences as well as what you have achieved through these experiences. You can illustrate6 this with certificates, diplomas, degrees, awards, and/or portfolios7.
The educational history should be brief. If you have a master's degree, your high school grades are irrelevant8. Don't use superficial adjectives, such as “excellent sales results.” Try to turn this around by using positive verbs instead, such as “achieved 200% increase in sales.”
Here are some adjectives that always look good on resumes:
Self-starter
Initiative taker
Independent worker
Team player
Accountable
Reliable
Organized
Good communicator
For example: “planned sales strategy with team of three and coordinated9 implementation10.”
篇4：办公室开玩笑英语对话
Jack:
I'm tired to death.
累死了。
Ann:
What did you do today?
你今天干了什么?
Jack:
I did a part-time job. I worked 8 hours and earned 12yuan.
我做兼职了。我干了8小时只赚了12元。
Ann:
Even a beggar would earn more than you.
就算是乞丐也赚得比你多。
Jack:
Absolutely.
确实如此。
Ann:
In Britain, some office workers beg from passers-by after work as their second job.
在英国，一些上班族下班后当街乞讨，以此作为自己的“第二职业”。
Jack:
How much do they get?
他们能讨到多少钱?
Ann:
They may get as much as 200 pounds a night if they are lucky enough.
幸运的话，他们每晚可以讨到200英镑。
Jack:
200 pounds? So they can get tens of thousands of pounds a year.
200英镑?那他们一年下来就能有几万英镑。
Ann:
Yeah. That's really a good job.
是的。那真是一份好工作。
篇5：办公室紧张英语对话
SCENE B 吉娜与玛莉同坐在飞往洛城的班机上
Mary: I guess I'm just a little nervous. I'm giving everything I have to InfoKing, and...
玛莉： 我猜我只是有点紧张。 我把所有都给了“资讯王”，而且......
Zina: ...and what if it doesn't 1) work out, right?
吉娜： ......而且要是行不通怎么办，对不对?
Mary: 2) Exactly.
玛莉： 完全正确。
Zina: You need to 3) quit thinking like a loser. InfoKing is going to 4) kick butt. You know how I know?
吉娜： 你别那么没志气了。“资讯王”会所向披靡的。你知道我怎么知道吗?
Mary: How?
玛莉： 怎么知道?
Zina: Because I won't let it fail.
吉娜： 因为我不会让它失败。
Mary: But what about tomorrow? What if Stars.com decides to go with WebTracker, and not us?
玛莉： 可是明天呢?要是Stars.com决定跟“网路搜寻家”走，而非我们?
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语言详解
A: You're saying that you didn't steal the loaf of bread?
你是说那条面包不是你偷的?
B: That's exactly right. I'm an honest man.
完全正确。我是个诚实的人。
【quit thinking 停止……想法】
quit跟stop一样，后面跟着-ing 表示 “停止某种动作”，后面跟着不定词时意思是 “停下来做某项动作”，例如：quit smoking“戒烟”，stop to smoke“停下来抽烟”。
A: We have been running for an hour. Let's stop to take a rest.
我们已经跑了一个钟头了。让我们停下来休息。
B: But be sure you don't smoke.
但是你可不能抽烟。
A: I promised you to quit smoking, I honor my word.
我答应过你要戒烟。我遵守诺言。
1) work out 行得通
2) exactly (adv.) 的确，正是
3) quit (v.) 停止
4) kick butt (俚) 踢屁股，意即“大胜，击溃”
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