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Two-job life changes

by Erika Meléndez
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Interviewer : Good morning , Ed . Thanks for coming today . I ? d like to ask you about your work experience . First , can you tell me about your old job in the burger van ?

Ed : Sure . When I was working in the burger van , I be reliable and turn up for work on time .

Interviewer : I see . And how did you deal with customers ?

Ed : I also be polite to the customers .

Interviewer : Did you have a lot of responsibility there ?

Ed : No , I ? t take much responsibility because my boss dealt with the money .

Interviewer : What about your schedule ? Did you have to get up early ?

Ed : No , I ? t get up early because the van opened at 11 a . m .

Interviewer : That sounds convenient . Could you take a day off when you wanted ?

Ed : Yes , I even take a day off work when I wanted to .

Interviewer : Now tell me about your current job . I understand you ? re training to be a chef .

Ed : Yes , that ? s right . Now it ? s very different . I manage a team , even though I sometimes find it difficult to tell people what to do .

Interviewer : That sounds like a big change . Is it a stressful job ?

Ed : Yes , it is . It ? s a very high - pressure job , so I work to tight deadlines .

Interviewer : And is there anything you don ? t have to do anymore ?

Ed : Yes . I ? t work outside anymore .

Interviewer : Are there any advantages in your new job ?

Ed : Yes , there are . I take home really nice food when the restaurant has closed .

Interviewer : Great . It sounds like you ? ve learned a lot from both jobs . Thank you , Ed .

Ed : You ? re welcome .

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