有工作經歷的人去面試時，通常會問到你對過去的工作相關的話題。下面是小編分享的一些面試相關的英語口語，希望能幫到大家!
Can you name three accomplishments you are most proud for?
你能舉出三項最令你自豪的成績嗎?
Yes,from when I worked for ACB Chips.
能，那是我在ABC芯片公司時的事。
As an application laboratory engineer,I devised a new semiconductor-manufacturing process that was more efficient and satisfied a very difficult request of World Products,one of our largest customers.
當時我是應用實驗室的工程師，我設計出了一個新的半導體制作程序，這個製作程序比以往的更有效率，是應公司的一家大客戶—World製品公司的高難度要求研發出來的。
I also helped increase our sales to Best Products through effective customer relationship management and successful incorporation of customer feedback into product design.
此外，我通過有效的顧客關係管理，並將顧客的.反饋意見應用在產品設計中，幫助公司增加了對Best製品公司的銷售額。
Thirdly,I successfully introduced ABC's new generation product to the Japanese market.
第三項是，我成功地講ABC公司的新生代產品引入日本市場。
There was a strong competitor in the market at that time,but we took their market share away through effective cooperation between the marketing and engineering divisions.
當時，在日本市場有個非常強勁的競爭對手，但是通過市場部和工程部的有效配合，我們公司也分到了對手的一部分市場配額。
從過去的工作中你學到了什麼?What have you learned from your past jobs?
從過去的工作中你學到了什麼?
I learned that most employers are looking for problem-solvers.
我瞭解到，大部分的僱主都在尋找可以解決問題的人才。
Earlier in my career,one of my bosses said,Bring me a solution,not a problem.
我剛參加工作時，有一位上司對我說:你要給我的是解決方法，而不是問題。
He made me realize the boss is not there to solve everyone's problems,that it's our job to solve problems before before they even come to his attention.
他讓我瞭解到，上司不是爲了解決下屬的問題而存在的，在上司注意到問題之前就將問題解決掉，這纔是我們的工作，那也是他們付我薪水的目的。
That's what we're paid for,and I took that very seriously.
我非常認真地講這句話銘記在心。
Since then,I've always focused on identifying problems and solving them in any situation.
從那時候起，我總是非常專注地找出並解決問題。
I'm glad that I learned that early in my career because my problem-solving approach has been vauled and appreciated by all my past employers.
我所工作過的所有公司都非常讚賞我解決問題的方法，所以，我非常高興我在職業生涯的初期就能學到這一點。
你曾做過的最無聊的工作是什麼?你是怎麼對待的?What is the most boring job you've ever had?How did you do at it?
你曾做過的最無聊的工作是什麼?你是怎麼對待的?
I don't really think I've ever had a boring job,but if I have to choose one,it would probably be the winter job I had at a post office when I was in high school.
我並不覺得過去有哪些工作很無聊，不過，如果我必須選擇一個的話，那可能就是我高中寒假時在郵局的那份工作。
The job involved sorting New Year's postcards for delivery for eight hours a day every day for about a month.
工作內容是投遞賀年卡前的分類工作，在大約一個月的時間裏，每天都要工作八小時。
I don't know how it is done now,but back then it was all done manually.
我不知道現在郵局是怎樣分類的，但是那時候全部都是靠手工來完成。
I got the knack immediately,so I had to make it more interesting and challenging for myself—I timed myself sorting the postcards and every time I tried to finish faster and faster.
我很快就學會了分類的技巧，所以我必須讓這個工作變得更有趣，更有挑戰性才行。我計算我分卡片的時間，每次我都試着比上一次更快完成。
The full-time worker who supervised me was impressed and said I was the fastest and also the most accurate.
負責指導監督我的郵局員工對此印象深刻，並且說我是做得最快也最精確的。
It was a great experience for a high school student.
對高中生而言，那是一次非常棒的經歷。
