[speaker001:] Your definition on success?
[speaker002:] Most people think that wealth means success. But from my point of view, the problem should be viewed from two aspects. On the one hand, wealth is a very important thing to measure success. The ability to make money, to some extent, signifies your knowledge, your capability, the value of your labor, etc.. With the development of our economy and industry, more and more people are pursuing money these days. And in toda s society, If you have money, you seem to have everything. But this is not the case. I think success, on the other hand, also means satisfaction from work. It also means that you can get respect from others.
[speaker001:] What 's your ideal job?
[speaker002:] Ideally, I 'd like to have a job that will allow me to work from home several days a week. I 'm the kind of person who can set priorities, work well independently, and set my own pace. I actually successfully worked from home for several months in my current job when a problematic pregnancy forced me to stay in bed. But I realize that many employers do not have experience with employees who work from home, and I have, of course, performed very successfully in a traditional office setting.
[speaker001:] How would you describe your relationship with your last two supervisors?
[speaker002:] Very good. Basically, once our sales plan was put together, I had a great deal of freedom to handle my sales in the way I felt best.
[speaker001:] How would your present boss describe you?
[speaker002:] He always says I am a hard worker with consciousness of responsibility, sufficient education, and enough experience.
[speaker001:] What would your colleagues say about you?
[speaker002:] They would say I am a dependable friend and a capable colleague.