新职业英语2_unit2 PPT
新职业英语基础篇第三版职业综合英语2unit2课件
新职业英语基础篇第三版职业综合英语2unit2课件Unit 2: Job HuntingPart 1: Brief IntroductionIn this unit, we will focus on job hunting skills and strategies. We will cover topics such as writing a resume, preparing for an interview, and networking. It is important to be well-prepared and confident when seeking a new job, so that you can stand out from other candidates and land the job of your dreams.Part 2: Writing a ResumeThe first step in the job hunting process is writing a resume. Your resume is your first impression to potential employers, so it should be well-organized and highlight your skills and experiences. Here are some tips for writing a strong resume:1. Start with a header that includes your contact information.2. Write a summary or objective statement that highlights your career goals and qualifications.3. Include a list of your work experience, starting with your most recent job.4. List your education, including any degrees or certifications you have obtained.5. Include any relevant skills or qualifications that make youa strong candidate for the job.6. End with a list of references who can vouch for your skills and experiences.Part 3: Preparing for an InterviewOnce you have submitted your resume and been called for an interview, it is important to prepare thoroughly. Here are some tips for preparing for an interview:1. Research the company and the job position you are applying for.2. Practice answering common interview questions.3. Dress appropriately for the interview.4. Bring a copy of your resume and any other relevant documents.5. Prepare questions to ask the interviewer.6. Follow up with a thank-you note after the interview.Part 4: NetworkingNetworking is an important part of the job hunting process. By connecting with industry professionals and building relationships, you can increase your chances of finding job opportunities. Here are some tips for networking:1. Attend industry events and job fairs.2. Join professional organizations related to your field.3. Connect with professionals on LinkedIn.4. Reach out to former colleagues and classmates for job leads.5. Be proactive in seeking out networking opportunities.Part 5: ConclusionJob hunting can be a challenging process, but with the right skills and strategies, you can increase your chances of finding a job that is a good fit for you. By writing a strong resume, preparing for interviews, and networking effectively, you can stand out from other candidates and land the job of your dreams. Good luck!。
新职业英语第二版第二单元Annoying Office Habits【优质PPT】
Rob: Well, I’ll let you know the answer in a minute. The Institute of Management recently questioned 2,000 managers to find out their pet peeves about office workers. They listed tapping on the desk to be one of the top 10 most annoying office habits. In fact, any kind of tapping breaks concentration. But for the people doing the tapping, how can they kick the habit? They may not even be aware they’re doing it. So, perhaps we should have some sympathy?
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Rob: Well Jennifer, we’re here in our brand-new building. It’s quite impressive, isn’t it?
readingaunit2officeusefulphrases?brandnew?gofor?petpeeves?breakconcentration?kickthehabit?havesympathywith?thinkoutofthebox?全新的?支持?不能忍受的事?分散注意力?戒掉习惯?支持某事?打破成规unit2officeusefulphrases?touchbase?makeaneffort?sortoutthetensions?aironesgrievances?outoftime?与某人接触
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问卷调查2,000 managers to find out their pet peeves最不能 容忍的事 about office workers办公室员工. They listed列入 tapping on the desk to be one of the top 10前10名 most annoying office habits. In fact, any kind of tapping任何一种 敲打 breaks concentration分散注意力. But for the people doing the tapping喜欢敲打的人, how can they kick the habit 改掉这个习惯? They may not even be aware 没有意识到 they’re doing it. So, perhaps we should have some sympathy理解? Jennifer: Yes, but one thing I don’t have sympathy with理 解 is talking in jargon讲行话.
How to make a good impression on your business partner How to dress appropriately on business occasions How to deal with foreigners and establish successful business relationship
新职业英语旅游英语2第二单元
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a. said or written at the beginning of a book, speech, etc. in order to explain what it is about
e.g. 1.We also provide an introductory background to the forthcoming seminars.
Huang Meng, a veteran reporter for a Chinese news outlet, still vividly remembers his first trip to America in the mid-1990s. When he entered the National Museum of American History, he saw there were free introductory pamphlets for visitors. But none of the handouts was in Chinese, and as a result, he was lost in the huge maze of exhibits as he spoke little English. Last year, Huang visited America again. This time, he found there were not only pamphlets in Chinese but also the museum had a Chinese web page. Moreover, some shop assistants and restaurant waiters spoke Mandarin, while many hotels provided Chinese TV channels.
新职业英语--IT英语 Unit 2
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Para. 4 Perhaps the most frequent use of a LAN is to connect users to the Internet with only one connected router. In modern times, we use broadband cable or DSL modems to join to the Internet, and it
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Para. 3 More important LANs have extra lines or other backup protocols. In networked computers, the most popular communication protocol is TCP/IP. Smaller LANs may be temporary and used between friends to play computer games over the network. Via the network, users can view and share files, make changes to data on other computers if it is possible, play movies or music on many computers at once, chat with instant messaging, send emails to each other, play games, and so on.
新职业英语2 unit two
新职业英语2 unit twoUnit 2Reading AMeetings Are a Matter of Precious Time SpillDon't spill water on your suit.The water is so full that it might spill over(溢出).I try not to let my work spill over into my life outside the office. 我不想让工作影响到我办公室以外的生活。
Job stress can easily spill over into personal and family life. ProductivityThis increases productivity and reduces errors.这一功能提高了生产率并且减少了错误的发生。
Productive; productively InitiativeAt the end of this week, the government will issue a new initiative to fight air pollution. The European governments strongly support our initiative. TalkativeHe is not as talkative as his mother. She is talkative and confident. SolutionThe analysis of a problem is the starting point for its solution. 分析问题是解决问题的基点。
Have you found the solution to the problem? propose, proposalThe government proposed changes to the voting system.She proposed that the books written by the author should be banned. He proposed to her last week.Your proposal will be put into consideration. Contribute; contribution Contribute toMake contribution toWe hope everyone will contribute to the discussion. He contributed a number of articles to the magazine. Everyone should contribute to our environment.Everyone should make contribution to protect our environment. DriftWe drifted on the river by bamboo raft in Yangshuo. People are drifting towards the cities nowadays. AgendaThere are three items on the agenda of the meeting. What’s on your agenda next week?1Assign, assignmentThe teacher assigned a different task to each of the students. We can assign him an important mission. I was assigned a pleasant room to work in. Written assignmentYou have got your first assignment. Resource ; sourceShe is working in human resource department. We should protect our limited natural resource. PerishableSuch kinds of flowers are perishable.There perishable foods must be kept in a refrigerator. NonethelessBut , however, neverthelessShe doesn’t know anything against him, nonetheless she doesn’t trust him. She doesn’t know anything against him, nevertheless she doesn’t trust him. Vague, vaguelyThe final letter is very vague, possibly an r or a k. They were vagueabout their backgrounds. I vaguely remember their house. 我依稀记得他们的房子。
新职业英语2-unit课件
Communication barriers
Cross-cultural communication can be hindered by language barriers, cultural differences in communication styles, and lack of knowledge about cultural taboos or norms.
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Giving gifts is a common practice in Western culture, often accompanied by a card expressing the giver's sentiment.
Body language
Different types of body language are used in the West to communicate messages, such as shaking hands upon greeting or kissing on the cheek as a sign of affection.
The education system in China emphasizes rote learning and strict discipline, while the Western education system places more emphasis on critical thinking, creativity, and self-expression.
Unit 2
新职业英语市场营销英语(第三版)教学课件Unit_2
Warming-up Activity
Warming-up Activity Task 1 Warming-up Activity Task 2
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Warming-up: Task 1
» The elements may include quality, price, after-sales service, appearance, function, etc.
1. Introduction
Many products do well when they are first launched on the market and Nutri-Grain was no exception. From its launch in 1997 it was immediately successful, gaining almost 50% share of the growing cereal bar market in just two years.
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A: How about the sales of our new product these days? B: It’s declining. A: What’s the main problem? B: I think the major problem is that the sales promotion is not effective. A: I want to have a meeting to discuss it. B: OK, I will arrangpeaking task 2
» Sample A: Good morning, Madam. Is there anything I can do for you? B: Good morning. I’d like to buy a desktop vacuum. A: Would you like to have a look at our vacuum here? B: Yes, thank you. Well, this one looks very nice. Can you tell me about this type? A: Yes, of course. This model is our latest product. It was launched this spring. As you can see, it has a round shape. Compared with our other products, it is smaller in size and lighter in weight. B: What color does this type have? A: Red, purple and white.
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Task Work in pairs. Read the following list of the tasks at different stages of a business meeting. Discuss with your partner and match each task with its corresponding stage.
Meeting Management Tasks
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Meetings Are a Matter of Precious Time
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2 Part of the problem at such meetings is that the leader has not set clear objectives or an agenda, and didn’t assign pre-meeting preparation tasks. Instead, the leader seems to hope that magic will occur, producing solutions to the problems. Of course, that doesn’t happen.
1 The meeting spills over into its second hour. We are discussing a productivity initiative. At this moment, our most talkative member chimes in with the idea that we need some kind of system to reward employees. This is the same solution he offers for every problem at every meeting. Then, another member cuts in with a long story—just to make the point that we are not the proper entity to recommend the kinds of changes we are proposing. I, meanwhile, contribute nothing useful. Finally, the woman who set the meeting calls it quits and tells us we’ll continue next week. We drift back to our offices, wondering how to make up for the wasted time. This meeting occurred many years ago, but similar ones happen at companies everywhere every day.
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4 I used to be the disengaged participant—one who had good ideas about how to solve a problem, but didn’t contribute. I now take a more active role, aiming to make meetings more effective. Here are three simple principles I use. First, whoever calls a meeting should be explicit about its objectives. This means specifying tangible goals and assigning responsibilities. Second, everyone should think carefully about the costs of a meeting: How many participants are really needed? How long should the meeting last? Finally, after meetings, assign credit or blame to the person in charge. If people have records of leading ineffective meetings, they are not allowed to lead future sessions.
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3 The main reason we don’t make meetings more productive is that we don’t value our time properly. The people who call meetings and those who attend them are not thinking about time as their most valuable resource. But time is the most perishableearn an extra hour to use on a busy day. Nonetheless, we usually have a vague feeling that there is plenty of time—somewhere in the future—so we waste it now and carelessly steal time from our families, friends or ourselves.