レッスン詳細

志望企業の仕事内容を尋ねてみよう

Asking specific questions about a position at a job interview
あなたは外資企業の面接を受けています。具体的な仕事内容を聞くところです。
あなたが全般的に状況を左右できる時間はこの時だけでしょう。あなたが質問できます。けれど、あなたがその企業について何も知らないのなら、知的で思慮深い質問は出来ないでしょう。面接前に企業についてよく調べておきましょう。
Do you have any questions about this position?
 
このレッスンを始める
Writingレッスンの例
Best Teacherで実際に行われている直近のWritingレッスンです。
作成したスクリプトは講師により添削されます。
Do you have any questions about this position?

With my understanding, I will be responsible for administrative duties, office management, customer service, creating itineraries, coordinating with vendors, maintaining documentation, managing office utilities, invoicing, arranging meetings, and providing operational support for smooth daily operations. Could you tell me more about the key responsibilities?

自然な表現

From my understanding, I will be responsible for administrative duties, office management, customer service, creating itineraries, coordinating with vendors, maintaining documentation, managing office utilities, invoicing, arranging meetings, and providing operational support for smooth daily operations. Could you tell me more about the key responsibilities?

1. The preposition is incorrect. Use "from" to refer to where someone or something starts or originates.
Your understanding of the role is comprehensive! Could you share which of these tasks you feel most confident handling and which you might need more training or support with?

Thank you for the question! I feel most confident handling administrative tasks, such as managing office facilities, coordinating with vendors, and maintaining documentation and filing systems, as I have prior experience in these areas. Additionally, creating itineraries in both Japanese and English is something I am comfortable with, given my language skills and organizational ability.

However, I might need some initial training or guidance on handling customer service specifically for the tourism business, as well as understanding any unique systems or processes your company uses. I am eager to learn and adapt quickly in these areas to contribute effectively.

自然な表現

Thank you for the question! I feel most confident handling administrative tasks, such as managing office facilities, coordinating with vendors, and maintaining documentation and filing systems, as I have prior experience in these areas. Additionally, creating itineraries in both Japanese and English is something I am comfortable with, given my language skills and organizational abilities.

However, I might need some initial training or guidance on handling customer service specifically for the tourism business, as well as understanding any unique systems or processes your company uses. I am eager to learn and adapt quickly in these areas to contribute effectively.

1. You are speaking about ‘abilities’ in a general sense. Use the plural tense.
Thank you for your thoughtful response! Your strengths in administrative tasks and bilingual itinerary creation will be valuable assets. Could you share an example of a time when you successfully managed a complex task or project in a previous role? How did you handle any challenges that arose?

When I worked for a medical device company as a marketing assistant, I always had 3-4 events or conference projects going on the same time. Therefore, scheduling was very important, so I always kept track of my tasks and managed them using Google Calendar and Google Tasks to ensure that I was always on top of things.

自然な表現

When I worked for a medical device company as a marketing assistant, I always had 3 or 4 events or conference projects going on at the same time. Therefore, scheduling was very important, so I always kept track of my tasks and managed them using Google Calendar and Google Tasks to ensure that I was always on top of things.

1. You are right, but here is a more natural way to say it.
2. A preposition is missing. Use “at” in multiple contexts, such as telling time or location.
3. You’re correct. You can also say, 'Consequently, effective scheduling was crucial; thus, I consistently monitored my responsibilities and organized them through Google Calendar and Google Tasks to guarantee that I remained well-informed and in control of my commitments.'

関連単語

  • particular（（名）項目、詳細、（形）特定の、特有の）
  • specification（明細書）
  • accountability（説明責任）
  • unique（（名）類のない人、（形）ユニークな、唯一の）
  • relevant（関係のある）
  • requirements（必要条件、要件）
  • disclosure（公表、公開）
  • selective（選択的な）
  • specificity（特異性）
  • authority（権限、権力、支配者）

関連フレーズ

  • What can you offer me in terms of job security?（雇用保障は何を提示されますか。）
  • Does this position hold much authority within the ranks of mid-management?（このポジションは、中間管理職の中で大きな権限を持っているのでしょうか？）
  • Will there be opportunities for advancement or promotion within this division?（この部署内で昇進や昇給が与えられる機会はありますか？）
  • Will I be given the freedom to do my job efficiently?（自分の仕事を効率的に行うための自由が与えられているだろうか？）
  • What do you expect from my time in the office each week?（毎週オフィスにいる時間に、何を期待していますか？）
  • Will I have access to the top management of this division?（この部署のトップマネジメントへ接触することはできますか？）
  • Will I be able to work independently without having someone always looking over my shoulder?（誰かに監視されずに、私は個別に仕事をすることはできますか？）
  • What assurances do I have that my reports will not be shared with others without my permission?（私のレポートが許可なしで他の人に渡ることのないという確信はありますか？）
  • What kinds of support can I expect from top management?（マネジメントの上層部から私への支援はどのようなものが期待できますか？）
  • How much authority would I have in budgetary decisions?（予算決定権において、私はどのくらい権限がありそうですか？）

こんな方にオススメ

  • ビジネス
  • 初級
  • 英語面接
  • 雇用条件を聞く