[speaker001:] I see by your resume that you have just graduated from college. I assume you haven't had any working experience. Is that right?
[speaker002:] That's right. I've only had some part-time jobs working in department stores.
[speaker001:] Well, experience is not important in this job. We are looking for a man we can train to be a teller. By the way, do you like to work with figures?
[speaker002:] Yes, I liked math in school.
[speaker001:] We are more interested in finding someone who is alert and quick at figures. Do you like meeting the public?
[speaker002:] Yes, I enjoy working with people.
[speaker001:] We have very pleasant working conditions and I think we have a fine staff to work with. You would be assigned an experienced employee to help you. He would be responsible for training you. Have you studied English conversation?
[speaker002:] Yes, I had an American tutor for two years. I had two lessons under her every week. Would I be using English every day is this job?
[speaker001:] Yes, many of our customers are Americans, so you would be speaking English with most of them. Do you know anything about various kinds of savings and checking accounts?
[speaker002:] No, I'm afraid I don't. I'd be glad to learn.
[speaker001:] That's good answer. I appreciate your being frank.