[speaker001:] how did your interview go?
[speaker002:] pretty well. I don't know if I'll get the promotion or not, but I feel good about it.
[speaker001:] if you get the promotion, what will your new title be?
[speaker002:] if I get the promotion, I will be a senior engineer instead of an assistant engineer.
[speaker001:] will you get a pay-raise, too?
[speaker002:] whenever you are given added responsibilities, you should get a promotion.
[speaker001:] that makes sense. Who interviewed you?
[speaker002:] my boss.
[speaker001:] what kinds of questions did she ask you?
[speaker002:] she asked me about my ability to work in a team and what I thought a good boss should be.
[speaker001:] the second one sounds rather difficult to answer. What did you tell her?
[speaker002:] I told her that I'm an excellent team player and that a good boss should treat male and female employees equally.
[speaker001:] those are good answers. How did she react?
[speaker002:] she told me that even when I become a senior engineer, I'll have to work with the assistant engineers as a team.
[speaker001:] what do you think about her as a boss?
[speaker002:] she's pretty easy to get along with. She listens to her employees and treats everyone equally.
[speaker001:] you're lucky. Not everyone has such a great boss!
[speaker002:] that's true. She's highly esteemed among everyone at my company.
[speaker001:] when you find out you get the promotion or not, let me know.
[speaker002:] I will do.