ANNIE： Karen， do you have a minute？ I'd like to ask you about something.
KAREN： Sure. What is it？
ANNIE： I think you can give me some advice.
You have worked here longer， and I just want to know what you think.
KAREN： I'm glad to help you. But what is it you want to ask about？
ANNIE： I am worried about the meeting this morning.
KAREN： Why？ I think the meeting went well.
ANNIE： Really？
KAREN： Yes. But what are you worried about？
ANNIE： I'm afraid I was too rude.
KAREN： Rude？ You weren't rude at all， Annie. Why do you think you were rude？
ANNIE： Well， I maybe talked to Mr. Drummond too directly.
I thought I maybe said too much. I don't want him to be angry.
KAREN： I understand. But really you weren't rude at all.
You said what you thought. I think he appreciates that.
ANNIE： Really？
KAREN： Yes.
ANNIE： But I am new here， and I'm not sure he is used to that.
KAREN： You mean because you are a woman？
ANNIE： Yes. And he is the president of the company.
KAREN： Listen， Annie. You shouldn't worry about Mr. Drummond.
He is a very good man to work for. He is not sexist at all.
He appreciates people for their ideas.
And he is willing to take suggestions from men or women.
ANNIE： I am very happy to hear that， Karen.
It's good to know I’m working in such a company.
KAREN： I agree with you on that， Annie.
I've worked for Derek Drummond for nine years now.
I feel he appreciates his employees for their work， not their gender.
I would never change jobs.
ANNIE： Good. Thank you for telling me this.
KAREN： Any time. If you have a good idea， don't be afraid to speak up.
This is a company that appreciates initiative.
安妮：凱倫，你有一點(diǎn)時間嗎？我想要問你一些事情。
凱倫：當(dāng)然，有什么事呢？
安妮：我想你可以給我一些意見。
你在這兒工作比較久，我只是想了解一下你的想法。
凱倫：我很樂意幫你，但你需要問些什么？
安妮：我很擔(dān)心今天早晨的會議。
凱倫：為什么？我認(rèn)為那個會議很順利。
安妮：真的嗎？
凱倫：是的，但你是擔(dān)心什么呢？
安妮：我很擔(dān)心我有一點(diǎn)無禮。
凱倫：無禮？你并沒有無禮，安妮。為什么你認(rèn)為你很無禮？
安妮：嗯，我可能跟卓默德先生說得太直接了。
我想我可能說的太多了，我不希望他生氣。
凱倫：我了解，但你并沒有無禮。
你把你想的說出來，我認(rèn)為他很感激。
安妮：真的嗎？
凱倫：是的。
安妮：但我是新晉人員，我也不確定他是否習(xí)慣那樣。
凱倫：你的意思是因?yàn)槟闶桥耍?BR> 安妮：是的，而他是這間公司的總裁。
凱倫：聽好，安妮。你不應(yīng)該擔(dān)心卓默德先生。
他是很好的老板，他一點(diǎn)都不會性別歧視。
他欣賞有思想的人。
而且他很樂意聽取男人或女人給的建議。
安妮：我很高興聽到那樣，凱倫。
很高興知道我能在這樣的公司工作。
凱倫：在那一方面我同意你的說法，安妮。
我已經(jīng)幫迪瑞克。卓默德工作了九年。
我認(rèn)為他欣賞員工的工作能力，而不是他們的性別。
我絕不會換工作的。
安妮：很好，謝謝你告訴我這個。
凱倫：任何時間，如果你有什么好的意見，不要害怕說出來。
這個公司是欣賞提議的。
KAREN： Sure. What is it？
ANNIE： I think you can give me some advice.
You have worked here longer， and I just want to know what you think.
KAREN： I'm glad to help you. But what is it you want to ask about？
ANNIE： I am worried about the meeting this morning.
KAREN： Why？ I think the meeting went well.
ANNIE： Really？
KAREN： Yes. But what are you worried about？
ANNIE： I'm afraid I was too rude.
KAREN： Rude？ You weren't rude at all， Annie. Why do you think you were rude？
ANNIE： Well， I maybe talked to Mr. Drummond too directly.
I thought I maybe said too much. I don't want him to be angry.
KAREN： I understand. But really you weren't rude at all.
You said what you thought. I think he appreciates that.
ANNIE： Really？
KAREN： Yes.
ANNIE： But I am new here， and I'm not sure he is used to that.
KAREN： You mean because you are a woman？
ANNIE： Yes. And he is the president of the company.
KAREN： Listen， Annie. You shouldn't worry about Mr. Drummond.
He is a very good man to work for. He is not sexist at all.
He appreciates people for their ideas.
And he is willing to take suggestions from men or women.
ANNIE： I am very happy to hear that， Karen.
It's good to know I’m working in such a company.
KAREN： I agree with you on that， Annie.
I've worked for Derek Drummond for nine years now.
I feel he appreciates his employees for their work， not their gender.
I would never change jobs.
ANNIE： Good. Thank you for telling me this.
KAREN： Any time. If you have a good idea， don't be afraid to speak up.
This is a company that appreciates initiative.
安妮：凱倫，你有一點(diǎn)時間嗎？我想要問你一些事情。
凱倫：當(dāng)然，有什么事呢？
安妮：我想你可以給我一些意見。
你在這兒工作比較久，我只是想了解一下你的想法。
凱倫：我很樂意幫你，但你需要問些什么？
安妮：我很擔(dān)心今天早晨的會議。
凱倫：為什么？我認(rèn)為那個會議很順利。
安妮：真的嗎？
凱倫：是的，但你是擔(dān)心什么呢？
安妮：我很擔(dān)心我有一點(diǎn)無禮。
凱倫：無禮？你并沒有無禮，安妮。為什么你認(rèn)為你很無禮？
安妮：嗯，我可能跟卓默德先生說得太直接了。
我想我可能說的太多了，我不希望他生氣。
凱倫：我了解，但你并沒有無禮。
你把你想的說出來，我認(rèn)為他很感激。
安妮：真的嗎？
凱倫：是的。
安妮：但我是新晉人員，我也不確定他是否習(xí)慣那樣。
凱倫：你的意思是因?yàn)槟闶桥耍?BR> 安妮：是的，而他是這間公司的總裁。
凱倫：聽好，安妮。你不應(yīng)該擔(dān)心卓默德先生。
他是很好的老板，他一點(diǎn)都不會性別歧視。
他欣賞有思想的人。
而且他很樂意聽取男人或女人給的建議。
安妮：我很高興聽到那樣，凱倫。
很高興知道我能在這樣的公司工作。
凱倫：在那一方面我同意你的說法，安妮。
我已經(jīng)幫迪瑞克。卓默德工作了九年。
我認(rèn)為他欣賞員工的工作能力，而不是他們的性別。
我絕不會換工作的。
安妮：很好，謝謝你告訴我這個。
凱倫：任何時間，如果你有什么好的意見，不要害怕說出來。
這個公司是欣賞提議的。