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  • In a job interview, the person considering you for the job is looking not just for skill verification,

    在求職面試中,考慮你工作的人不僅僅是為了驗證技能。

  • but for connection with you.

    但為了和你聯繫。

  • What kind of connection?

    什麼樣的聯繫?

  • In this video, we'll sit down with three experts to discuss how to build a connection with an interviewer.

    在這段視頻中,我們將與三位專家坐下來討論如何與面試官建立聯繫。

  • We'll go over some DO's and DON'Ts of interviewing.

    我們將介紹一些面試的do's和don'ts。

  • You CAN prepare for thisit isn't something you have to leave up to chance.

    你可以為此做準備--這並不是你必須留有餘地的事情。

  • The right kind of research can make a great positive impression.

    正確的研究可以給人留下很好的正面印象。

  • At the end, there will also be a quick English lesson on the pronunciation of this word

    在最後,還會對這個單詞的發音進行快速的英語教學。

  • for my non-native English speaking students.

    為我的非英語母語的學生。

  • When you like someone, when you connect, you want to be around him or her.

    當你喜歡一個人的時候,當你聯繫到一個人的時候,你就會想在他或她身邊。

  • So in an interview, you want the person interviewing you to like you, to connect with you.

    所以在面試中,你要讓面試你的人喜歡你,與你建立聯繫。

  • I kind of thought this was up to chance.

    我還以為這要靠運氣了。

  • Is your personality a good fit?

    你的性格適合嗎?

  • But Cindy, who has interviewed and hired over a hundred people in her career, set me straight.

    但是,在職業生涯中面試和聘用過百餘人的Cindy給我指點迷津。

  • Here, I asked her how far into an interview she might know if she would hire someone,

    在這裡,我問她,在面試的時候,她可能會知道自己會不會僱傭一個人。

  • and how she would know that.

    以及她怎麼會知道這些。

  • It is often pretty quick, within the first ten or fifteen minutes, not always, but often.

    往往是相當快的,在前十或十五分鐘內,不一定,但經常。

  • And it is usually a connection, if I am hiring that person to work with me.

    而且通常都是有關係的,如果我是僱傭那個人和我一起工作。

  • Meaning that I feel like this is somebody that we could work well together.

    意思是說,我覺得這是一個我們可以很好合作的人。

  • So it kind of sounds like you're saying: this is not something that someone can prepare for,

    所以,這聽起來有點像你說的:這不是一個人可以準備的東西。

  • connecting with the person who's interviewing them, is that sort of up to chance, would you say?

    連接與人 誰是採訪他們, 是那種由機會,你說呢?

  • No, actually I would say there are there are things you can do to prepare.

    不,其實我想說的是,有一些事情你可以做準備。

  • I think one of them is to practice your interviewing skills.

    我認為其中之一就是要練習面試技巧。

  • Do mock interviews because it makes you more comfortable and the more comfortable

    做模擬面試,因為它會讓你更舒服,更自在

  • you are in an interview, the more likely you are to have a connection with somebody.

    你在面試中,你就更有可能與某人產生聯繫。

  • If you walk in nervous and you're not yourself, then the interviewer doesn't get to see who you are,

    如果你緊張地走進去,你不是自己,那麼面試官就看不到你是誰。

  • which means that they may miss something.

    這意味著他們可能會錯過一些東西。

  • And some people interview very comfortably, and help put you at ease, and some people don't.

    而且有的人面試時非常舒服,幫你放心,有的人就不放心。

  • So you kind of need to just be prepared for that,

    所以你需要做好準備。

  • and get yourself as comfortable as you can be so that you can show who you are.

    並讓自己儘可能的舒服,這樣才能展現自己的身份。

  • I think the other thing is knowing, I think we'll talk about this, but knowing the job. Knowing the organization.

    我想另一件事是知道,我想我們會談論這個問題,但知道工作。瞭解組織。

  • And knowing why you want it makes you compelling. And that helps build a connection.

    而知道你為什麼想要它,就會讓你引人注目。而這有助於建立聯繫。

  • So like if you walk into an interview, and you can talk about why you want this job, and why it's,

    所以,就像如果你走進面試,你可以談談為什麼你想這份工作,以及為什麼它的。

  • you know, meaningful to you, that's gonna help build a connection with somebody and you can prepare for that.

    你知道,對你有意義的, 這是要去幫助建立一個連接 與某人,你可以準備的。

  • She mentioned two things: nerves, managing your nerves, and being comfortable,

    她提到了兩件事:神經,管理好自己的神經,以及自在。

  • and knowing about the position you're applying for,

    並對自己所應聘的職位進行了解。

  • having a compelling story about why you're a good fit for the position.

    有一個令人信服的故事,說明你為什麼適合這個職位。

  • These both lead to connection, and these are both concrete things you can prepare for.

    這些都會導致聯繫,這些都是你可以準備的具體事情。

  • In fact, Cindy says connection is so important,

    其實,Cindy說連接是如此重要。

  • it once led her to hire someone even when he wasn't qualified for the original job.

    它曾經使她僱傭一個人,即使他不符合原來的工作條件。

  • And there have been times where I've had that feeling, and in fact, I can think of an example of

    而有的時候,我也曾有過這樣的感覺,事實上,我可以想到一個例子,就是

  • a guy that I talked to on the phone, it's a phone interview, and I just,

    一個人,我在電話中交談,這是一個電話採訪,我只是。

  • I felt like he had a really compelling reason for why he wanted to do this work.

    我覺得他有一個非常令人信服的理由來解釋他為什麼要做這個工作。

  • He was a career switcher, he was moving from the corporate world into non-profit,

    他是一個職業轉換者,他是從企業界轉入非營利組織的。

  • he had a really great story about that.

    他有一個非常偉大的故事。

  • He was very compelling, he was super energized, he was clearly very smart,

    他非常引人注目,他超級有活力,他顯然非常聰明。

  • he wasn't qualified for the job I was talking to him about, but I liked him and so I said: why don't you come in?

    他不符合我跟他談的工作,但我喜歡他,所以我說:你為什麼不進來?

  • I was hiring for a lot of positions at the time, let's talk more,

    我當時招聘了很多崗位,我們再來談談。

  • and figure out if there's a fit for you because I liked him.

    並找出是否有適合你的,因為我喜歡他。

  • So that sort of connection and compelling piece is really important.

    所以這種聯繫和引人注目的作品真的很重要。

  • It is certainly not all there is,

    這當然不是全部。

  • he had solid experience in the business world, and I knew there had to be a way for that to be transferable.

    他在商界有豐富的經驗,我知道一定有辦法讓這些經驗可以轉移。

  • And he's somebody I'd end up hiring.

    而且他是我最終會僱傭的人。

  • >> Okay, so you hired him for another job? >> And promoted probably three times.

    >> 好吧,所以你僱他做另一份工作?>> 並提升了大概三次。

  • Promoted three times? Wow!

    晉升三次?哇!

  • She had a connection with him, she liked him, so she found the right job for him at her organization,

    她和他有緣,她喜歡他,所以她在自己的組織、部門找到了合適的工作。

  • and in fact, promoted him 3 times over her working relationship with him.

    而事實上,在她與他的工作關係上,也曾3次提拔他。

  • Connecting with the person you're interviewing with is key to successfully landing a job.

    與面試對象建立聯繫是成功找到工作的關鍵。

  • Connecting with the interviewer.

    與面試官溝通。

  • What exactly does that mean?

    這到底是什麼意思?

  • He had a compelling story about why he wanted that.

    他有一個令人信服的故事,說明他為什麼要這樣做。

  • So, someone should not just know, I want that job, but they should have a really clear and concise,

    所以,一個人不應該只知道,我想做這份工作,而是應該有一個非常清晰、簡潔的。

  • maybe not concise, but a very clear, compelling way to describe why they want that,

    也許並不簡明,但卻能很清楚、很有說服力地描述他們為什麼要這樣做。

  • to make that sort of like their story about,

    以使那種像他們的故事關於。

  • and that would... So you're saying that kind of articulation can lead to the connection?

    而這將...所以你是說,那種銜接可以導致連接?

  • Definitely.

    絕對是

  • Because obviously the person who's interviewing

    因為很明顯,面試的人

  • feels that because they're working in that, in that capacity already.

    覺得,因為他們的工作在,在這個身份已經。

  • Yeah.

    是啊。

  • And of course that's not, I mean, there may be a connection otherwise,

    當然,這不是,我的意思是,可能有一個連接,否則。

  • but I do think that stuff matters because ultimately, I'm not looking for you to be my friend.

    但我確實認為這些東西很重要,因為最終,我並不是要找你做我的朋友。

  • This is very different from us having just a connection.

    這和我們只是有一個聯繫是非常不同的。

  • I'm looking to say: can we work well together?

    我想說的是:我們能不能好好合作?

  • Could we work on the same team?

    我們可以在同一個團隊工作嗎?

  • I think, so it is, it is different and there are things you can do

    我想,所以它是,它是不同的,你可以做一些事情。

  • to increase the chances of sort of feeling that in a job interview.

    以增加機會,算是在求職面試中的感覺。

  • We can talk about connecting with a prospective employer two ways:

    我們可以從兩個方面來談與準僱主的聯繫。

  • First, know the organization well.

    首先,要對組織有充分的瞭解。

  • This will be specific to each job interview you have.

    這要具體到你的每一次面試。

  • Second, prepare yourself to be at ease,

    其次,要做好安心的準備。

  • present yourself well through body language and impressive answers to interview questions.

    通過肢體語言和令人印象深刻的面試問題回答,很好地展示自己。

  • This work of preparing yourself will apply to every job interview you go on.

    這種為自己做準備的工作將適用於你的每一次面試。

  • Taking the time to prepare these two ways will put you miles ahead of a candidate

    花時間準備這兩種方式,會讓你比考生領先很多。

  • who interviews for a job without investing the time in good research and preparation.

    誰在面試時沒有投入時間做好研究和準備。

  • They will both set you up for connecting with the organization and the interviewer.

    它們都會讓你與組織和麵試官建立聯繫。

  • The rest of this video will focus on interview do's and don'ts relating to researching

    本視頻的其餘部分將重點介紹與研究有關的採訪注意事項。

  • and talking about the organization in a job interview.

    並在求職面試中談及該組織。

  • The next video in this course will go over job interview do's and don'ts

    本課程的下一個視頻將介紹求職面試的注意事項。

  • relating to body language and the kinds of answers to give to specific questions.

    與肢體語言和對具體問題的回答有關;

  • For each job you interview for, DO understand what kind of interview you'll be in.

    對於每一份面試的工作,都要明白自己會參加什麼樣的面試。

  • DON'T assume it will be with a single person.

    不要以為會和一個人在一起。

  • Laura, who is a career advisor at a prestigious college here in the US, tells her students this:

    勞拉是美國一所著名大學的職業顧問,她這樣告訴學生。

  • Well, first of all, I talk to them about doing their research.

    好吧,首先,我跟他們談做他們的研究。

  • They really need to look into who they're gonna be meeting with, how long the interview is going to be,

    他們真的需要研究一下他們要和誰見面,面試要多久。

  • and study the organization, look at the website, really explore in-depth what the organization is about.

    並研究組織,看網站,真正深入探討組織是什麼。

  • I asked her why she tells students to ask about length. Why does that matter?

    我問她為什麼讓學生問長短? 為什麼要問這個問題?

  • It matters because you want to be prepared.

    這很重要,因為你要做好準備。

  • You want to know what you're in for.

    你想知道你在什麼地方。

  • So if it's an hour-long interview, and you're gonna be meeting with one person,

    所以,如果這是一個小時的面試, 而你要去與一個人見面,

  • you only do your research on that one person.

    你只做你的研究 在那一個人。

  • You have a sense of how much stamina you need to have during an interview.

    在面試時,你對自己需要有多大的耐力有一定的瞭解。

  • But if it's going to be a full-day, nine-to-five interview, you're gonna be meeting with 10 to 12 people,

    但如果要進行全天的、朝九晚五的面試,你要和10到12個人見面。

  • you want to know that going in, you want to know, you want to bring the right snacks if you need them,

    你想知道,進去的時候,你想知道,如果你需要的話,你想帶合適的零食。

  • you want to know when you're gonna have a break,

    你想知道你什麼時候能休息一下

  • things like that, so that you can just be mentally prepared.

    諸如此類的事情,這樣你就可以做好心理準備了。

  • How often would you say your students are going into a job interview where it is an all-day kind of thing,

    你會說你的學生多久會進入一個面試,在那裡是一整天的那種。

  • is that common?

    是常見的嗎?

  • It's common in certain industries, so they're, especially in business and finance, and consulting,

    這在某些行業很常見,所以他們,尤其是在商業和金融,以及諮詢業。

  • there are 'super days' is what they call them, and so they are there all day long.

    有'超級日'是他們的稱呼,所以他們整天都在那裡。

  • My husband David told me he once went in for a job interview, and he was expecting to be with one person,

    我的丈夫大衛告訴我,有一次他去面試,他期望和一個人在一起。

  • but it was with a whole panel, a half-dozen people, and that really threw him off and made him nervous.

    但它是與整個面板, 半打的人, 這真的讓他關閉 並讓他緊張。

  • So ask the person who sets you up for the interview what the interview will be like.

    所以要問給你安排面試的人,面試會是什麼樣子。

  • Knowing what to expect can help calm your nerves,

    知道什麼是預期,可以幫助你平復緊張的情緒。

  • which will prepare you to connect with your potential employer.

    這將為您與潛在僱主的聯繫做好準備。

  • DO research the organization where you're interviewing

    一定要對你面試的機構進行調查。

  • DON'T think you already know everything you need to know.

    不要以為你已經知道了你需要知道的一切。

  • A common opening for a job interview is: Tell me what you know about our organization.

    一個常見的面試開場白是告訴我你對我們組織的瞭解

  • Steve, a local small business owner here close to Philly, said that he leads with this question.

    這裡靠近費城的當地小企業主史蒂夫說,他用這個問題來引導。

  • I think one of the absolute first questions that I ask an interviewee, or person that's coming in for an interview

    我想我首先要問的絕對是一個問題,我問一個面試者,或者是一個人,來面試的人

  • is: What do they know about our organization?

    是。他們對我們組織瞭解多少?

  • if they tell me some things, you know, we know what you do, what products you carry, what services you provide,

    如果他們告訴我一些事情,你知道,我們知道你做什麼,你攜帶什麼產品,你提供什麼服務。

  • and I know they've been prepared, they're coming through with,

    我知道他們已經準備好了, 他們通過與。

  • they've at least researched our organization, and know, even if it's just a quick Google search,

    他們至少已經研究了我們的組織,並知道, 即使它只是一個快速的谷歌搜索,

  • they're going to know a little bit about our organization and what we do.

    他們會對我們的組織和我們的工作有一點了解。

  • Have you ever had someone who didn't really know what to say when you ask them the initial question,

    你有沒有遇到過一個人,當你問他最初的問題時,他真的不知道該說什麼。

  • what do you know about our company, or that kind of thing?

    你對我們公司有什麼瞭解,或者說是什麼?

  • Yeah I've had many people that have, that, it's surprising,

    是的,我有很多人都有,那,這很令人驚訝。

  • it's as simple as googling your your organization and they didn't even take the time to do that.

    這就像google搜索你的組織一樣簡單,他們甚至沒有花時間去做。

  • I was surprised some people wouldn't have even done that basic amount of research.

    我很驚訝,有些人連這麼基本的研究都不會做。

  • Don't be one of those people.

    不要成為那些人中的一員。

  • What kind of impression did that leave on Steve?

    這給史蒂夫留下了什麼樣的印象?

  • It's a...it's a strike against you.

    這是一個......這是一個對你的打擊。

  • A strike against you.

    對你的打擊。

  • You don't want your very first interview question to reflect poorly on you.

    你不希望你的第一道面試題就對你反映不佳。

  • Do the research.

    做調查。

  • Go to the organization's website.

    進入該組織的網站。

  • You'll even want to research the person who is interviewing you:

    你甚至會想研究一下面試的人。

  • DO: Research you interviewer

    做:研究你的面試官

  • DON'T: Talk about it too much or go too in-depth on it in the interview.

    不要。談論它太多 或去太深入它在採訪中。

  • Listen to what Cindy says about preparing for an interview:

    聽聽Cindy是怎麼說準備面試的。

  • One other thing I would add about the preparing to connect, because it does sound sort of creepy,

    關於準備連接的事情,我還想補充一點,因為這聽起來確實有點毛骨悚然。

  • is you can go overboard on that. So I've had people look me up on LinkedIn,

    是你可以去過度上。所以,我已經有人在LinkedIn上找過我。

  • learn as much as they can about me, number one, you should.

    儘可能多的瞭解我,第一,你應該。

  • You should know as much as you can about the person that you are going to meet with.

    你應該儘可能多地瞭解你要見的人。

  • And number two, you should act like you don't know all of those things.

    第二,你應該裝作不知道這些事情的樣子。

  • I think there are some exceptions like you may say: Oh, I noticed the you worked at X organization,

    我想有一些像你說的例外。哦,我注意到你在X組織工作過。

  • and I worked there too, or, I volunteered there, like if there's a connection like that, that you found on LinkedIn,

    我在那裡工作了, 或者,我在那裡做志願者, 如果有這樣的連接, 你發現在LinkedIn,

  • that is easy to find, that's okay.

    那是很容易找到的,沒關係。

  • If it was not easy to find, you shouldn't mention it. 'Cause that's creepy.

    如果不容易找到,你就不應該提。因為那是令人毛骨悚然的。

  • But you also shouldn't continually come back to all the things that you learned about somebody,

    但你也不應該不斷地回到你瞭解到的關於某人的所有事情。

  • because that can be a real turnoff. So there's this very delicate balance of how you prepare for an interview,

    因為這可能是一個真正的關閉。所以,有這個非常微妙的平衡 你如何準備面試。

  • you do want to know you're talking to, you you want to know their background,

    你想知道你說話,你 你想知道他們的背景。

  • it's okay to note something that is a connection,

    可以注意到一些是聯繫的東西。

  • but you don't want to go overboard because it could come across as a very different experience,

    但你不想太過火,因為這可能會帶來非常不同的體驗。

  • and really lose the connection.

    並真正失去聯繫。

  • When you're researching the organization,

    當你在研究組織。

  • Cindy mentioned one thing to make sure you know: the mission.

    Cindy提到了一件事,一定要讓你知道:任務。

  • Know the mission, and know how to relate it to the work you've done.

    知道任務,並知道如何把它與你所做的工作聯繫起來。

  • Can you give an example of a mission and what,

    你能不能舉個例子,說明任務和什麼。

  • how you would tell, what you'd be looking for, whether or not someone would fit into that mission or culture?

    你怎麼會知道,你要找的人,是否適合這個使命或文化?

  • I mean, a lot of people who are watching this video might not be that familiar with what does

    我的意思是,很多人誰是看這個視頻可能不熟悉什麼是

  • the culture of a workplace mean?

    工作場所的文化意味著什麼?

  • So mission and culture, two different things. And so, from a mission perspective,

    所以,使命和文化,是兩碼事。所以,從使命的角度來說。

  • that would be what we talked about earlier, the compelling reason why you want to work somewhere?

    這將是我們前面談到的,令人信服的理由,為什麼你想在某個地方工作?

  • That is, to some degree, whether you're going to fit from a mission perspective.

    也就是在一定程度上,從任務的角度來看,你是否會適合。

  • So it can be challenging to change from one sector to another,

    所以,從一個部門轉到另一個部門可能會有挑戰。

  • because if you're wanting to move particularly to mission driven work,

    因為如果你想特別轉向任務驅動的工作。

  • you haven't done mission driven work, there needs to be a compelling reason for why you're doing that

    你沒有做任務驅動的工作,需要有一個令人信服的理由來解釋你為什麼要這樣做。

  • because you want people to be connected to the mission.

    因為你希望人們與使命相連。

  • So at that point, we'd be looking for where have you volunteered?

    所以這時,我們會找你在哪裡做過志願者?

  • Where have you been spending your time outside of your job? Which is 100% percent fine and compelling,

    工作之餘,你的時間都花在哪裡了?這百分之百的好,令人信服。

  • as long as it's there, right?

    只要它在那裡,對吧?

  • Can you give an example of a mission? Like, maybe...

    你能舉個任務的例子嗎?比如,也許...

  • So, I mean so working in the education space, for example, and so

    所以,我的意思是,所以在教育領域的工作,例如,所以。

  • you could work for an organization that's supporting schools better in high poverty areas.

    你可以為一個組織工作 這是支持學校更好地在高貧困地區。

  • There's lots of organizations in that space.

    在這個領域有很多組織。

  • You could be working in the philanthropy space where you're,

    你可以在慈善領域工作,你在哪裡。

  • you know, working at foundations and giving money to organizations.

    你知道,在基金會工作 並給組織的錢。

  • There are missions that are more around basic needs, so supporting like a homeless shelter,

    有的任務更多的是圍繞著基本的需求,所以像無家可歸者收容所一樣的支持。

  • or a food bank, or you know, missions like that, that are more basic needs.

    或食物銀行,或你知道,這樣的任務, 更基本的需求。

  • And yeah, and I think that probably, any non-profit, you could look up their mission on the website.

    是的,我想,可能,任何一個非營利組織,你都可以在網站上查到他們的使命。

  • What about businesses? Do a lot of businesses or companies do this too?

    那企業呢?很多企業或公司也是這樣做的嗎?

  • Yeah. Most, I would say most businesses have some some mission as well,

    是的,我想說的是,大多數大多數,我想說大多數企業都有一些一些使命以及。

  • and it is important to know that ahead of time.

    而提前瞭解這一點是很重要的。

  • DO know the mission of the organization or company you hope to work for

    瞭解您希望工作的組織或公司的使命。

  • and be prepared to talk about how your past work or volunteer activities support that mission.

    並準備談談你過去的工作或志願者活動如何支持這一使命。

  • DON'T think you have a general idea of the mission.

    不要以為你對任務有一個大致的瞭解。

  • Look it up.

    去查查吧

  • Know it word for word.

    一字不漏地瞭解它。

  • Cindy says, beyond reading the company's website,

    Cindy說,除了看公司的網站。

  • And then do some basic searches so that you can figure out whether they've been in the news at all,

    然後做一些基本的搜索,這樣你就可以弄清楚他們是否一直在新聞中。

  • for anything that maybe doesn't show up on their site, good or bad.

    對於任何可能不顯示在他們網站上的東西,好的或壞的。

  • And I would do that before, right before you go in the interview so that you know there's any current news,

    我會在採訪之前,就在你去採訪之前,讓你知道有任何當前的新聞。

  • particularly if you're going in for an interview with a large company, or a large nonprofit.

    特別是當你要去參加一家大公司,或者大型非營利組織的面試時。

  • To summarize, you CAN prepare to connect with the person who is interviewing you.

    綜上所述,你可以準備與面試你的人聯繫。

  • Read the website of the organization, search for appearances in the news,

    閱讀該組織的網站,搜索新聞中的出現。

  • and be sure you know the mission statement if there is one.

    並確保你知道使命宣言(如果有的話)。

  • Know what kind of interview it will be and who you'll be interviewing with.

    知道會是什麼樣的面試,和誰一起面試。

  • Look that person up on LinkedIn, but don't dwell on what you know about that person in the interview.

    在LinkedIn上查找這個人,但不要在面試中糾結於你對這個人的瞭解。

  • Another way to prepare to connect is to manage nerves.

    準備連接的另一個方法是管理神經。

  • This includes preparing answers to common interview questions.

    這包括準備常見面試問題的答案。

  • It's very important that you know how to talk someone through your resume,

    你要知道如何通過你的履歷去說服別人,這是非常重要的。

  • talk about transitions between jobs, and highlight your skills without sounding arrogant.

    談論工作之間的過渡,並突出你的技能而不顯得傲慢。

  • In the next video, we'll hear from Laura, Cindy, and Steve

    在下一個視頻中,我們將聽到勞拉、辛迪和史蒂夫的聲音。

  • how you can make the best impression by the kinds of answers you give

    如何通過你的回答給人留下最好的印象?

  • and how to practice interviewing ahead of time.

    以及如何提前練習面試。

  • We'll talk about managing nerves, and how to use body language and vocal tone to your advantage.

    我們將討論如何管理神經,以及如何利用身體語言和聲調來發揮你的優勢。

  • For my non-native students, we're going to get to your English lesson in just a minute.

    對於我的非母語學生,我們馬上就會進入你的英語課。

  • If you haven't already, be sure to click the subscribe button and the bell for notifications.

    如果你還沒有,一定要點擊訂閱按鈕和鈴鐺的通知。

  • I make new videos on the English language and American culture every Tuesday

    我每週二都會製作新的關於英語和美國文化的視頻。

  • and have over 600 videos on my channel to date

    到目前為止,我的頻道上有超過600個視頻。

  • focusing on l istening comprehension and accent reduction.

    著重於加深理解和減輕口音。

  • While you're waiting for next week's video, a great next step would be to check out thisget started playlist.”

    當你在等待下週的視頻時,下一步的好辦法就是看看這個 "入門播放列表"。

  • And now, here's a quick pronunciation lesson.

    現在,我們來上一堂快速發音課。

  • Cindy and Laura both used this word in their interviews, but they pronounced them differently.

    辛迪和勞拉在接受採訪時都用過這個詞,但他們的發音不同。

  • What's the difference? Can you hear it?

    有什麼區別? 你能聽到嗎?

  • Yes, not always, but they often are.

    是的,並不總是,但他們經常是。

  • It is often very quick.

    往往是非常快的。

  • Laura did not pronounce the T, but Cindy did.

    勞拉沒有發T的音,但辛迪發了。

  • Often, often.

    經常,經常。

  • Which pronunciation is correct?

    哪種發音是正確的?

  • They both are.

    他們都是。

  • Lots of words in American English have more than one correct pronunciation,

    美式英語中很多單詞都有不止一個正確的發音。

  • and dictionaries will list all of them.

    而字典會把它們全部列出。

  • The first one listed is the most common.

    所列第一種是最常見的。

  • For this word, it's more common to drop the T,

    對於這個詞,比較常見的是去掉T。

  • but, as Cindy demonstrated, it's certainly not unusual to pronounce the word with a light True T, tt, tt, often.

    但是,正如Cindy所演示的那樣,經常用淡淡的真T、tt、tt來發音,肯定是不稀奇的。

  • Often, often.

    經常,經常。

  • Yes, not always, but they often are.

    是的,並不總是,但他們經常是。

  • It is often very quick.

    往往是非常快的。

  • Practice both pronunciations with me.

    和我一起練習這兩種發音。

  • Often, often.

    經常,經常。

  • Often, often.

    經常,經常。

  • You got it.

    你說對了

  • That's it, and thanks so much for using Rachel's English.

    就這樣,非常感謝你使用瑞秋英語。

In a job interview, the person considering you for the job is looking not just for skill verification,

在求職面試中,考慮你工作的人不僅僅是為了驗證技能。

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