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turned down training – permanent job – job oers – recruitment agencies – references – rere –
qualicaons – become redundant – nancial services – work at – gaining experience
Person A: I'm thinking of looking for a _permanent job__________ soon. Do you know any good
industries to work in/at/on?
Person B: Well, it depends on your experience and qualicaons _______. There are a lot of dierent
opons out there, from construcon to markeng to retail.
Person A: I've worked in HR before, but I'm open to trying something new. Maybe I could work in
recruitment agencies
Person B: That's a good idea. There are a lot of opportunies in that industry. Have you looked into _
training____ programs or in-house development opportunies?
Person A: I haven't yet, but I'm denitely interested in geng a qualicaon at/in/on that area. I've even
thought about becoming a nancial services salesmen/salemen/salesman/saleman.
Person B: That could be a good t for you. Just be aware that those types of roles can be very
compeve/competor/compeon. You might want to look into _job oers from _ recruitment
agencies __ or headhunters to increase your chances of nding the right posion.
Person A: That's good advice. But what if I get _ turned down _________ by
previous/current/prospecve employers or don't get shortlisted for a role?
Person B: It happens to the best of us. Just keep apply/applying/applied and don't get too discouraged.
Somemes, it just takes a bit of me to nd the right t. And if you do get interviewed, be sure to brush
up on your qualicaons and have some references ready.
Person A: What if I get hired but it's only temporary work? Should I sll take it?
Person B: It depends on your current economic situaon. Temporary work can be great for _ nancial
services _________ and making contacts in an industry, even if it doesn't lead to a permanent job. And if
you do ____ become redundant _________ or get sacked, just remember that it's not the end of the
world. You can always look for another posion or even _ rere __ if you've saved up enough for a
pension.
Person A: That's true. I just want to make sure that I'm not geng dismissing/dismissed/dismiss for any
performance issues.
Person B: As long as you're doing your best and geng training in areas where you need improvement,
you shouldn't have to worry about that. And always remember that your colleagues, suppliers and
customers can be a valuable resource for geng ahead in your eld. Plus, if you ever decide to change
industries or __turned down________ a dierent company, you can always turn to your previous
employer for a reference.
Person A: That's reassuring to know. Thanks for all your help and advice!
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lOMoARc PSD|36126207
turned down – training – permanent job – job offers – recruitment agencies – references – retire –
qualifications – become redundant – financial services – work at – gaining
experience
Person A: I'm thinking of looking for a _permanent job__________ soon. Do you know any good
industries to work in/at/on?
Person B: Well, it depends on your experience and qualifications _______. There are a lot of different
options out there, from construction to marketing to retail.
Person A: I've worked in HR before, but I'm open to trying something new. Maybe I could work in recruitment agencies
Person B: That's a good idea. There are a lot of opportunities in that industry. Have you looked into _
training____ programs or in-house development opportunities?
Person A: I haven't yet, but I'm definitely interested in getting a qualification at/in/on that area. I've even
thought about becoming a financial services salesmen/salemen/salesman/saleman.
Person B: That could be a good fit for you. Just be aware that those types of roles can be very
competitive/competitor/competion. You might want to look into _job offers from _ recruitment
agencies
__ or headhunters to increase your chances of finding the right position.
Person A: That's good advice. But what if I get _ turned down _________ by
previous/current/prospective employers or don't get shortlisted for a role?
Person B: It happens to the best of us. Just keep apply/applying/applied and don't get too discouraged.
Sometimes, it just takes a bit of time to find the right fit. And if you do get interviewed, be sure to brush
up on your qualifications and have some references ready.
Person A: What if I get hired but it's only temporary work? Should I still take it?
Person B: It depends on your current economic situation. Temporary work can be great for _ financial
services _________ and making contacts in an industry, even if it doesn't lead to a permanent job. And if
you do ____ become redundant _________ or get sacked, just remember that it's not the end of the
world. You can always look for another position or even _ retire __ if you've saved up enough for a pension.
Person A: That's true. I just want to make sure that I'm not getting dismissing/dismissed/dismiss for any performance issues.
Person B: As long as you're doing your best and getting training in areas where you need improvement,
you shouldn't have to worry about that. And always remember that your colleagues, suppliers and
customers can be a valuable resource for getting ahead in your field. Plus, if you ever decide to change
industries or __turned down________ a different company, you can always turn to your previous employer for a reference.
Person A: That's reassuring to know. Thanks for all your help and advice!