[originaltext]M: Hello, Sally, haven’t seen you for a long time. How have you b

M: Hello, Sally, haven’t seen you for a long time. How have you been doing in your work?
W: As a matter of fact, not very well.
M: May I ask why?
W: The truth is that I want to give up my present job. I’d like to work in a larger company with better pay and more opportunities.
M: I understand your choice. The job of a typewriter is really dull.
W: It’s more than that. Sometimes when there is an urgent task, I have to work over time, even on Sundays. I really couldn’t bear that.
M: Do they give you extra pay for your overtime?
W: Extra pay? I haven’t thought about that. My only hope now is to leave this company as soon as possible. I’m going crazy.
M: Have you found any suitable jobs, may I ask?
W: Not yet. But I have received several interviews and the Sunshine Washing Machine Company’s personnel manager telephoned me this morning for the second interview. Their general manager wants to see me in person. I’m the only person who has received the invitation.
M: If you make it, will you leave the present company at once?
W: I haven’t received the pay of this month. I need to give my present employer sufficient notice of thirty days.
M: I hope you may succeed.
W: Thank you.