Where does Jennifer live now?

Jennifer: Good morning.
Johnson: Take a seat, please.
Jennifer: Thank you.
Johnson: Yon are Jennifer? I’m Johnson.
Jennifer: Yes. Nice to meet you, Mr. Johnson.
Johnson: Where are you living now?
Jennifer: I live in Beijing, and I was born in Xiamen, went to university in Shanghai.
Johnson: One of the most important things for this job is English proficiency. Do you speak English fluently ?
Jennifer: Yes, I think I do. And I am also proficient in Business English and computer courses.
Johnson: It’s good. Do you have any knowledge about international trade?
Jennifer: Yes, in fact. I took some related courses, such as international trade, accounting, and economics. I am sure I can do the job well.
Johnson: How about your typing skills?
Jennifer: 70 words a minute.
Johnson: Are you familiar with any word processing software?
Jennifer: I can use Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint.
Johnson: That’s good. I’d like to know why you leave your current company.
Jennifer: Well, I have to work six days a week, and I don’t get back home until 10 O’clock. That’s to say, my current work requires too much overwork. It seems that files jump up to you all the time. To be honest, the salary is not bad anyway.
Johnson: I see. Ur, what do you know about this company?
Jennifer: This company is one of the leading trading companies in Canada．It was established in 1945, with a capital of 13 million Canadian dollars. The main products are computer equipment, such askeyboard, mouse, modem, etc．
Johnson: Do you speak any other languages?
Jennifer: I speak a little French. I ever took some training courses.
Johnson: Is there anything you would like to know about the job?
Jennifer: Yes. I’d like to be straight to the point. Could you please tell me what the starting salary is, and what kind of fringe benefits the job may offer?
Johnson: Your starting monthly salary would be 2，000 Canadian dollars, and after three months you’d get araise if your work is satisfactory. There’s a bonus at the Chinese New Year, and a two-week paidvacation a year.
Jennifer: How about working hours?
Johnson: We work five days a week, from nine to five, and there’s rarely any overwork. Well, what doyou think? Are you still interested in this vacancy?
Jennifer: Yes, I am.
Johnson: We will give your application careful consideration and let you know our decision as soon as possible. How can we get in touch with you?
Jennifer: You can call me anytime. My cell-phone number is 010—52167898．
Johnson: Thank you for your coming today.
Jennifer: My pleasure. Thank you, Mr. Johnson. Goodbye.
Johnson: Goodbye.