常用應(yīng)急場(chǎng)景
范例一:Got promoted
Francis, you have done an outstanding work in the past six months. In view of your achievement, I trust you’re now indispensable part of our company and you deserve an officer director title.
I am so happy to know that I could make some contribution to our company.
This title does not only give you a raising pay-check, but also increase responsibilities. Congratulations, and hope the best for you.
Thank you, I will be doing my best.
范例二:How to get promoted
Congratulations, Francis. Your hard working finally pays off. I am so happy for your promotion.
Thanks, Monica. Without support from you and other colleagues, I would not have made it.
I hope I could get promoted some day. Tell me about your experience, ok?
Well, just saying that you wanted to get promoted is not enough, you need to write down your desirable position and an available plan for achieving that adjective. Don’t be afraid of taking challenging. They might be opportunities and failing is not fatal. You learn more from that actually. Sometimes, you need to fail to be successful.
How do you think if I volunteer for some work?
I think it is a smart idea. Our boss always likes it when employees take initiatives.
常用應(yīng)急場(chǎng)景
范例一:Got promoted 升職
Francis, you have done an outstanding work in the past six months. In view of your achievement, I trust you’re now indispensable part of our company and you deserve an officer director title.
Francis,你在過(guò)去的六個(gè)月工作出色。鑒于你的成績(jī),我相信你現(xiàn)在是我們公司必不可少的一部分,你值得接受主管經(jīng)理的頭銜。
I am so happy to know that I could make some contribution to our company.
我能為公司做一些貢獻(xiàn)我很高興。
This title does not only give you a raising pay-check, but also increase responsibilities. Congratulations, and hope the best for you.
這個(gè)頭銜不僅僅是給你提高薪水,而且增加了你的責(zé)任。恭喜你,希望你能做到最好。
Thank you, I will be doing my best.
謝謝你,我會(huì)盡我最大努力。
范例二:How to get promoted 如何升職
Congratulations, Francis. Your hard working finally pays off. I am so happy for your promotion.
Francis,恭喜你。你的辛苦工作最終都得到回報(bào)了。你升職我很開(kāi)心。
Thanks, Monica. Without support from you and other colleagues, I would not have made it.
Monica,謝謝你。沒(méi)有你和其他同事的支持,我不能做到的。
I hope I could get promoted some day. Tell me about your experience, ok?
我希望有一天我也能升職。告訴我你的經(jīng)驗(yàn),好嗎?
Well, just saying that you wanted to get promoted is not enough, you need to write down your desirable position and an available plan for achieving that adjective. Don’t be afraid of taking challenging. They might be opportunities and failing is not fatal. You learn more from that actually. Sometimes, you need to fail to be successful.
好的,只是說(shuō)你想要升職是不夠的,你需要寫(xiě)下你可取的職位和有用的計(jì)劃來(lái)實(shí)現(xiàn)這個(gè)目標(biāo)。不要害怕挑戰(zhàn)。它們可能有機(jī)會(huì)但是失敗并不可怕。你要從中吸取更多經(jīng)驗(yàn)。有時(shí),為了成功你要先失敗。
How do you think if I volunteer for some work?
你覺(jué)得我主動(dòng)做一些工作怎么樣?
I think it is a smart idea. Our boss always likes it when employees take initiatives.
我認(rèn)為這是一個(gè)明智的想法。我們老板總是喜歡員工有主動(dòng)性。