[originaltext]W: Hi, John!M: Hi, Beth!W: Congratulations! I heard you’ve got

W: Hi, John!
M: Hi, Beth!
W: Congratulations! I heard you’ve got a part-time job.
M: No. I wish I had. I’m still on the waiting list.
W: Seems like it’s hard to get a good part-time job these days.
M: You bet. I’ve been searching online for days, but there’s little chance...
W: Funny, isn’t it? You’re a Management major concentrating on Marketing. Now you’ve got to learn how to market yourself! Why not look in the local paper? There’re often lots of jobs in it.
M: Are you kidding? The unemployment figures are up again this month!
W: Don’t be so negative. Look at the jobs in the classifieds in today’s paper...so many openings. Just print out your resume and send it to them.
M: I usually apply online. I send a short cover letter in the text of the email, and then attach my resume. It’s convenient. What about you? Any luck?
W: Well, I haven’t even started planning to look for a job yet. If only I had more time, I could do it.
M: Why so busy?
W: Well, I didn’t get good grades last semester and failed two tests...
M: Sorry to hear that. I think no one deserves good grades more than you!
W: Thank. you. The main reason, I guess, was that I didn’t get accustomed to the way of learning here. Well, where there’s a will, there’s a way. I wish you good luck on your job search.