CARRER CONVERSATION

 What was the hardest thing in your career?
A     : Excuse me, I’m from Side by Side TV channel. Can I have a few minutes for an interview?
B     : Sure, with pleasure!
A     : Congratulation! It was quite an achievement!
B     : Thank you  very much.
A     : How do you feel about winning this prestigious dancing competition?
B     : Wow…..unbelievable! I’m surprised, proud and touched at once.
A     : When was the first you were interested in dancing?
B     : When I was 5 years old. My mom took me to a live dance show.And I started to love it.
A     : Do you take special dancing course or do you just do self-learning to sharpen your talent?
B     : Well, I do both of them. I also learn from some prominent dancers.
A     : Do you also learn about music?
B     : I learn traditional musical instrument to support my skill.
A     : What was the hardest thing in your career?
B     : When I had to convince my parents about my career choice.
A     : How do you see about dancing?
B     : Dancing is like my soul. I feel completely satisfied by dancing.
A     : Thank you for your time.

 How was your interview?
A     : How was your interview?
B     : It was bad. I failed to get the job.
A     : So?!
B     : I give up.
A     : What! You can’t be like that! You must strive to get a job!
B     : I think I change my mind. I will try different thing. I dont’want to place too much reliance
on being an employee. I will try to run a business.
A     : What business will you run?
B     : Do you think that running a food stall will be prospecting nowadays?
A     : It can be. But have you prepared yourself mentally and financially?
B     : I can start from what I have and I’m very ready to do it.
A     : You should choose a strategic place and the right segment too. You must do a very careful
research to make a good result.
B     : I know it. It’s much easier to start a business than to run it well.