A:  Good morning, Tony. Thanks for coming . I'm Ken Leong, personnel manager for the . 
B Nice to meet you, Mr. Leong. 
A:  So, I have your right here, and I understand you're interested in the job of shipping-and-receiving .
​​​​​​B:  Yes, that's right. I'm applying for the shipping-and-receiving clerk .
A:  OK. I'd like to ask you a few questions. 
B:  Sure, go ahead. 
A:  Uh. First of all, you tell me a little about your background? Where are you from? What kind of work have you ? 
B:  Well, I was born in Peru and lived there for 18 years. I high school there, and then I came here with my family. I've been living here for two years. 
​​​​​​A:  OK. And are you employed? 
B:  Uh. Sorry? 
A:  Are you working now? 
B:  Yes, I've been working as a teacher's assistant at an elementary school for about a year. And I'm also going to college at night. I want to get a degree in accounting.
​​​​​​A:  Oh. That's good. What office can you use? 
B:  Uh. I can use a computer, a fax machine, a scanner, and a machine. 
A:  Excellent. Those skills will be useful in this job. You'll need to take inventory and order . Now, Tony, can you tell me about some of your strengths?  
​​​​​​B:  Um. Excuse me? 
A:  Your strengths - you know, your personal . What makes you a good person for this job? 
B:  Well, I'm very responsible and . If I have a deadline, I come in early or stay late to finish the job. Also, I get along with everyone. I never have problems working with people. I like everyone, and they like me. 
​​​​​​A:  That's great. Can you work any ? 
B:  Well, I prefer the day shift because I have classes at night. 
​​​​​​A:  OK, Tony. There's going to be opening in the day shift soon. I'll get back to you next week sometime. 
B:  Thank you, Mr. Leong. I that. It was nice to meet you.
A:  You, too. I'll give you a call.