Interviewer: Good morning, Mr. Nice. Thank you for (attend) this interview.
Applicant: Good morning, Mr. Important. I have to thank you for (get) the chance for this interview.
I: Well, according to your CV you have got lots of work experience.
A: Yes, I was always keen on (get) a better job, and I (know) about etiquette which I regard as very important.
I: Good, are you able to (use) the latest reception software xyz?
A: Actually, no. But I’m very good at (learn) computer programmes. I usually (learn) new programmes very quickly.
I: That’s great. You should (know) how to (handle) the programme very quickly for the guests should not (wait) too long while you are (check) their bookings.
A: How many people are (work) at the receptionist at the same time?
I: About 8.
A: That’s a big team.
I: Well, you mention some language skills in your CV, but I don't know how to (interpret) A1? What does A1 (mean)?
A: I (guess) you are (refer) to my Japanese skills. It (mean) that I’m not very good at it. I have just (attend) my first course in Japanese.
I: That's interesting. Well, is there anything you would like to ask (ask)?
A: Yes, I am very interested in (make) a carrier. Therefore, I'd like to (know) if I have any chances to reach that aim here.
I: Of course, if you are very good at what you are doing, you can become an assistant.
A: That sounds (sound) good.
I: Well, let me thank you for (come) to this interview. We'll have some more job interviews this week, but we will let you know as soon as possible if you're our choice.
A: Thank you.
I: Goodbye
A: Goodbye