考察應聘者的英語水平，尤其是他們的英語口語。與英語水平低的求職者相比，英語水平高的求職者更有機會被錄用。因此，職場英語口語很重要。身在職場，相信都要學習對自己工作有用的實用職場英語表達。下面是準備的三種職場能用到的口語，快來學習吧。
【工作時的對話】
【工作對話】
1.我馬上去做。I'll do it right away.
2.請快點好嗎？Could you hurry up, please?
3.你什么時候要？When do you need it?
4.你在浪費時間。You're wasting your time.
5.那不急。There is no hurry on that.
6.你替我跑個腿好嗎？Will you run an errand for me?
7.你覺得這個工作怎么樣？How do you feel about the job?
8.新項目進展得如何？How are you getting along with the new project?
9.我今天得趕這個項目。I have to crank out the project today.
10.咱們今天就干到這兒吧！Let's call it a day.
【英語口語對話實例】
A Dialogue between Colleagues 同事間對話
Miranda: You've been working here for nearly a month. How do you feel about the job? 米蘭達：你在這里工作快一個月了。你覺得這個工作怎么樣??？ Jack: Not bad. Thank you for your help. I'm always busy with the job. I feel a bit tired. 杰克：還不錯。多謝你的幫助。我一直比較忙。覺得有點兒累。 Miranda: I had the same feeling when I first came to work here, but after a period of time, I felt better. I'm sure you'll get used to the busy job. 米蘭達：我剛來這里工作的時候也有這種感覺，但過了一段時間，我就感覺好多了。我肯定你也會適應這種忙碌的工作的。 Jack: I also feel that the work efficiency here is very high, and you all have strong working ability and professional skill. It seems that you know all. It's really wonderful! 杰克：我還覺得這里的工作效率很高，你們所有人的工作能力和專業(yè)技能都很強。你們好像什么都知道似的。真了不起??！ Miranda: You know the phrase, "the survival of the fittest". We have no choice. 米蘭達：你知道“適者生存”這種說法吧。我們沒有選擇的余地。 Jack: That's right. I have to work hard. 杰克：說得對。我必須努力工作。
【第一天上班】
【第一天上班】
1.能告訴我經(jīng)理辦公室在哪里嗎？Could you tell me where the manager's office is?
2.請問經(jīng)理在嗎？我是來向他報到的。Is the manager in? I come to report to him.
3.上班之前還有什么事情我需要了解嗎？Is there anything else I should know before starting work?
4.請問誰是這里的負責人？Could you tell me who is in charge here?
5.我的職責是什么？What exactly are my duties?
6.我的工作應該向誰負責？Who do I answer to in my job?
7.我應該做誰的助理？Whose assistant should I work as?
8.我什么時候開始工作？When should I start work?
9.我很喜歡這種氣氛。I really love this kind of atmosphere.
【英語口語對話實例】
First Day at Work 第一天上班
Secretary: Welcome to our company. 秘書：歡迎來我們公司工作。 New manager: I really love this kind of atmosphere. 新任經(jīng)理：我真的很喜歡這種氣氛。 Secretary: An impressive office is vital to the image projected by the company. 秘書：一個令人印象深刻的辦公場所對公司的形象很重要。 New manager: There are people everywhere. What's that girl doing? 新任經(jīng)理：到處都有人。那女孩子在干什么？ Secretary: She's dealing with customers and drumming up new business. The guy next to her is in charge of the office computer network. 秘書：她在跟客戶談生意并爭取新的業(yè)務。她旁邊那個小伙子負責公司的電腦網(wǎng)絡。 New manager: And what about that man there? 新任經(jīng)理：那邊那個男人呢？ Secretary: He is our accountant. 秘書：他是我們的會計。 New manager: I see you have a coffee bar and a water cooler. The staff here must be very comfortable. I think it really helps morale when people feel supported by their employers. 新任經(jīng)理：我看到這里有一個咖啡吧臺和一臺冷水機。這里的員工一定很舒服吧。我想員工得到了雇主的支持士氣肯定會不錯的。 Secretary: Indeed they are. Keeping the staff happy is the only way to keep them with the company. 秘書：確實是。讓員工快樂是公司留住他們的方法。
【職位咨詢】
【空閑職位咨詢】
1.請問還有職位空缺嗎？Are there any vacancies?
2.這個職位還空著嗎？Is it still vacant?
3.你們有哪些職位空缺？What kind of vacancies do you have?
4.我在外面招工牌上看到要招一名水管工，招到了嗎？I saw a vacancy board outside for a plumber. Has the vacancy been filled?
5.我想找個工作，這兒有嗎？I'm looking for a job. Is It possible to find one here?
6.我想知道你們是否有會計的工作？ I would like to know If you have got a job for an accountant.
7.你們有沒有兼職口譯員的工作？Do you have any Jobs for a part-time interpreter?
8.你們公司有打字員空缺嗎？Are there any vacancies for a typist in your firm?
9.我今天在報紙上看到你們招聘銷售經(jīng)理的廣告，我想問一下這個職位現(xiàn)在還空著嗎？I'm enquiring about your advertisement for a sales manager in today's newspaper. Is this position still open?
10.我還能申請這個空缺的職位嗎？Can I still apply for the open position?
【英語口語對話實例】
Calling about a Position 打電話詢問職位
Operator: Hello, this is ABC Corporation. May I help you? 接線員：您好，這里是ABC公司。我能幫您做些什么嗎？ Brian: Yes. I'm enquiring about your advertisement for a sales manager in today's newspaper. Is this position still open? 布賴思：是的。我想問一下你們今天在報紙上登廣告招聘一名銷售經(jīng)理的事。這個職位現(xiàn)在還空著嗎？ Operator: Yes, but do you have any experience as a sales manager? 接線員：還空著，但是您有做銷售經(jīng)理的經(jīng)驗嗎？ Brian: Yes. I have a lot of previous experience in sales. I have worked for the sales departments of two companies since finishing my university. 布賴恩：有。我以前在銷售方面有很多經(jīng)驗。自從大學畢業(yè)后我在兩家公司的銷售部門工作過。 Operator: That sounds fine. Please give me your name and phone number and I'll set up an appointment for an interview for you. It will most likely be in a couple of days' time. Is that all right for you? 接線員：聽上去不錯。把您的名字和電話號碼告訴我，我給你約一下面試。很可能就在兩三天之后。這個時間適合您嗎？ Brian: Yes. My name is Brian and my phone number is 5294870. 布賴恩：適合。我叫布賴恩，我的電話號碼是5294870。 Operator: Thank you. 接線員：謝謝。
Miranda: You've been working here for nearly a month. How do you feel about the job? 米蘭達：你在這里工作快一個月了。你覺得這個工作怎么樣??？ Jack: Not bad. Thank you for your help. I'm always busy with the job. I feel a bit tired. 杰克：還不錯。多謝你的幫助。我一直比較忙。覺得有點兒累。 Miranda: I had the same feeling when I first came to work here, but after a period of time, I felt better. I'm sure you'll get used to the busy job. 米蘭達：我剛來這里工作的時候也有這種感覺，但過了一段時間，我就感覺好多了。我肯定你也會適應這種忙碌的工作的。 Jack: I also feel that the work efficiency here is very high, and you all have strong working ability and professional skill. It seems that you know all. It's really wonderful! 杰克：我還覺得這里的工作效率很高，你們所有人的工作能力和專業(yè)技能都很強。你們好像什么都知道似的。真了不起??！ Miranda: You know the phrase, "the survival of the fittest". We have no choice. 米蘭達：你知道“適者生存”這種說法吧。我們沒有選擇的余地。 Jack: That's right. I have to work hard. 杰克：說得對。我必須努力工作。
Secretary: Welcome to our company. 秘書：歡迎來我們公司工作。 New manager: I really love this kind of atmosphere. 新任經(jīng)理：我真的很喜歡這種氣氛。 Secretary: An impressive office is vital to the image projected by the company. 秘書：一個令人印象深刻的辦公場所對公司的形象很重要。 New manager: There are people everywhere. What's that girl doing? 新任經(jīng)理：到處都有人。那女孩子在干什么？ Secretary: She's dealing with customers and drumming up new business. The guy next to her is in charge of the office computer network. 秘書：她在跟客戶談生意并爭取新的業(yè)務。她旁邊那個小伙子負責公司的電腦網(wǎng)絡。 New manager: And what about that man there? 新任經(jīng)理：那邊那個男人呢？ Secretary: He is our accountant. 秘書：他是我們的會計。 New manager: I see you have a coffee bar and a water cooler. The staff here must be very comfortable. I think it really helps morale when people feel supported by their employers. 新任經(jīng)理：我看到這里有一個咖啡吧臺和一臺冷水機。這里的員工一定很舒服吧。我想員工得到了雇主的支持士氣肯定會不錯的。 Secretary: Indeed they are. Keeping the staff happy is the only way to keep them with the company. 秘書：確實是。讓員工快樂是公司留住他們的方法。
Operator: Hello, this is ABC Corporation. May I help you? 接線員：您好，這里是ABC公司。我能幫您做些什么嗎？ Brian: Yes. I'm enquiring about your advertisement for a sales manager in today's newspaper. Is this position still open? 布賴思：是的。我想問一下你們今天在報紙上登廣告招聘一名銷售經(jīng)理的事。這個職位現(xiàn)在還空著嗎？ Operator: Yes, but do you have any experience as a sales manager? 接線員：還空著，但是您有做銷售經(jīng)理的經(jīng)驗嗎？ Brian: Yes. I have a lot of previous experience in sales. I have worked for the sales departments of two companies since finishing my university. 布賴恩：有。我以前在銷售方面有很多經(jīng)驗。自從大學畢業(yè)后我在兩家公司的銷售部門工作過。 Operator: That sounds fine. Please give me your name and phone number and I'll set up an appointment for an interview for you. It will most likely be in a couple of days' time. Is that all right for you? 接線員：聽上去不錯。把您的名字和電話號碼告訴我，我給你約一下面試。很可能就在兩三天之后。這個時間適合您嗎？ Brian: Yes. My name is Brian and my phone number is 5294870. 布賴恩：適合。我叫布賴恩，我的電話號碼是5294870。 Operator: Thank you. 接線員：謝謝。