1·Let the prospective employer pick up the TAB.
让未来雇主拿起标签。
2·Get to know your date or prospective employer.
了解你的约会对象或未来雇主。
3·You're selling yourself to the prospective employer.
你在像预期雇主销售你自己。
4·List only the skills that might help your prospective employer.
只列出也许能够帮助你的新老板的能力。
5·Consider, too, any pressures the prospective employer may be under.
也考虑一下这位雇主可能要受到的压力。
6·Your prospective employer wants to see that you can do the job and work well with colleagues。
你未来的老板希望看到你能胜任工作并且和同事合作愉快。
7·But don't lie; your prospective employer may contact your former employer for more information.
但也不要撒谎，你未来的雇主可能联系你的前任雇主去获得更多的信息。
8·Your prospective employer wants to see that you can do the job and work well with colleagues.
将来的雇主希望你即要做好工作又要和同事相处融洽。
9·That way, she'll have ready-made answers for any questions the prospective employer may have.
这样，对于任何你将来潜在雇主的任何问题，她就有了现成的回答。
10·The first items that a prospective employer is likely to see are our resume and application letter.
对于招聘人员来说，他们最想看的第一项是我们的简历和申请信。