Chris: Ah, good morning, Johanna Henderson, isn't it? Johanna: Yes sir, good morning .... Chris: Well, I'm Chris Burnett. I'm the head of the international sales department. Johanna: Nice to meet you. Chris: Have you seen the company? Johanna: Yes, I arrived an hour before the interview, so the receptionist showed me around. Chris: And what did you think? Johanna: It's a big place and the work environment is friendly. Chris: That's true. Right now, we have more than eighty people working for us. Did you bring your CV? Johanna: No, because I sent it by e-mail two days ago. Chris: Of course, I checked it yesterday. It should be... ah, here it is. Okay. Johanna Henderson, 28 years old and you're from London. How did you hear about our company? Johanna: My dad worked here several years ago, and he has always spoken highly of you. Chris: Robert Henderson… Of course, I remember him. He worked here for at least 5 years, right? Johanna: I think it was 8 years. He moved to Australia. Chris: Say hi to him for me. Johanna: Of course. Chris: Now, let's talk about your work experience, Johanna. Johanna: Well, I worked at my brother's company when I graduated from college. Chris: And what kind of company is it? Johanna: It's a clothing store. He designs clothes and sells them to big businesses. Chris: And how long did you work there? Johanna: About two years. I was in charge of all the advertising and managed the sales area of the company. Chris: So, you didn't design anything? Johanna: No... I was away from the artistic part. Chris: And what happened after that? Johanna: I was traveling for a while; I went to South America and Asia. Chris: How long did you travel? Johanna: About eight months, something like that. I went on a trip because I had a job offer and I had to wait, so I took the risk. Chris: How did you communicate? Johanna: I can speak Spanish, Chinese, and some Korean. Chris: Oh, yes, I can see that on your resume. How long have you been studying those languages? Johanna: Well, my mother is from Argentina, so I speak Spanish fluently. I've studied Chinese for about five years, so I can get by pretty well in that as well. Chris: In fact, we have a lot of business in South America, so your language skills could be important. Johanna: It would be good to practice languages while I work. Chris: What did you do when you got back from your travels? Johanna: As I told you before, I had a job offer at a small housewares company. Chris: Err... Style clothing, it's called, right? Johanna: Xtyle Clothing. Chris: Oh, yeah, here it is. It says here that you worked in their sales department. How long did you work there? Johanna: I was there for a year and I also worked in the sales department during that time. Chris: Did you enjoy working there? Johanna: Well, it was fun at first. But working in a small company can get repetitive, so I would like to start working in an international company like you. Chris: I understand, if you want, let's have a coffee while we continue this conversation.