Interviewer: Hello, Miss Jones. Thank you for coming. Please, sit down.
Applicant: Thank you.
Interviewer: Firstly, where did you see the advert for this post?
Applicant: I saw it in last Friday's Evening Post.
Interviewer: Now,have you brought your CV with you?
Applicant: Yes, here you are.
Interviewer: Thank you. Could you tell me a bit about your qualifications?
Applicant: Of course. I left school with 2 "A" levels in English and French. Then I did a diploma at Crewe College.
Interviewer: What sort of diploma is that?
Applicant: It is a secretarial and business diploma.
Interviewer: Fine. Could you tell me about any relevant experience you have?
Applicant: Yes. I worked at Francobank for 2 years, as a personal secretary to the director.
Interviewer: Would you mind telling me why you left?
Applicant: Well, the salary was fairly good, but there were no promotion prospects, so I decided to resign and look for something more challenging.
Interviewer: I see. Now, if you were to be offered a post, would you be able to start straight away?
Applicant: Yes, of course.
Interviewer: Excellent. Now, is there anything you would like to know about us?
Applicant: Yes, I have a few questions. Could you please tell me what the working hours will be?
Interviewer: Of course. The normal office hours are 9 am to 5 pm, with an hour for lunch. But we are quite flexible about this.
Applicant: That sounds fine. Could you tell me what salary I could expect?
Interviewer: Well, the starting salary is £750 a month before tax. After 6 months, the salary increases by 10%.
Applicant: Oh, that sounds good.
Interviewer: Well, do you have any more questions you'd like to ask?
Applicant: No, I don't think so. When could I expect to hear from you?
Interviewer: We have a few more people to see, but we hope to reach a decision by Friday. We'll be in touch by the end of the week.
Applicant: Thank you for your time. Goodbye.
Interviewer: Goodbye. And thank you.