[originaltext]W: Jack, I heard you were looking for a job. Have you found one y

W: Jack, I heard you were looking for a job. Have you found one yet?
M: I’m getting discouraged and frustrated. I went to the weekly job market the day before yesterday. But no one was really wanting to hire an English major.
W: I quite agree with you. I went there, too.[9]I found that many of the companies there were only looking for people with more skills.
M: I can’t agree with you more. You went there, too? Have you had any job opportunities?
W: You know, I have learned computer and 1 know it quite well. A quite prosperous company would give me an interview.
M: How wonderful! Tell me about it.
W: You know I am familiar with Word Perfect. The first person I talked with showed great interests in me. When they found I was able to speak very good English, they were even more impressed. You know they just want people with combination of .skills.
M: I was hoping to find a sajes job in an import-export company.
W: You’d be good at that kind of job. Your English is very good You are interested in business. One of my friends has been working in an import-export company for many years, and now he is the personnel manager of that company. If you would like, I will call him and ask him to help you find a job there.
M: I would really appreciate that. I know some of my classmates have found jobs in that area. Thank you for your help.
W: You are welcome.
9. What kind of people were most companies looking for?
10. Why does the woman think the man will be good at a sales job?
11. How can the man find a sales job?