工作總結(jié)

Situation: Bill is sat in the office， waiting for Ryan to arrive. Ryan has now been working for the company for six months， and it is time for his performance review. Eventually， Ryan knocks on the door of Bill’s office.

情景：比爾在辦公室等著瑞恩。瑞恩到現(xiàn)在已經(jīng)工作6個(gè)月了，該對(duì)他的工作表現(xiàn)進(jìn)行一番總結(jié)了。終于，瑞恩敲響了比爾辦公室的門。

Bill: Come in!

比爾：進(jìn)來！

Ryan walks in， looking nervous.

瑞恩走了進(jìn)去，看上去有些緊張。

Bill: Take a seat. Now， don't look so worried. There's really nothing to be nervous about. All we're going to do today is discuss the work you've done， find out how you've settled in， and evaluate your performance.

比爾：坐吧。別太擔(dān)心了。沒什么可緊張的。今天我們就是要聊聊你前段時(shí)間的工作，看看你入職以來的表現(xiàn)，對(duì)你加以評(píng)價(jià)。

Ryan: Okay… can I start by saying how much I've really enjoyed the first few months? I feel like I've settled in really well， and that I've made plenty of friends in the office.

瑞恩：好吧。我想先說在剛開始的幾個(gè)月里我十分開心。入職以來我感覺很好，在辦公室里交了很多朋友。

Bill: I'd say the same. A lot of people speak very highly of you， and you do appear to be very popular， particularly among the ladies.

比爾：和我想說的一樣。很多人都對(duì)你評(píng)價(jià)頗高，你的確很受歡迎，尤其是在女士中間。

Bill grins， and Ryan laughs nervously.

比爾笑了笑，瑞恩也笑了，但仍神色緊張。

Bill: But I digress. In short， I’ve been very impressed with your work over the past six months. You're diligent， you're a hard worker， and you're not afraid to speak your mind. I like that in an employee.

比爾：我跑題了。簡言之，我對(duì)你過去六個(gè)月的工作印象還是很深的。你勤勤懇懇、努力工作、知無不言，言無不盡。我欣賞一名員工具備這樣的品質(zhì)。

Ryan: Thanks， Bill， that means a whole lot.

瑞恩：謝謝，比爾，過獎(jiǎng)了。

Bill: You're welcome. I am a little concerned with how late you come in to the office sometimes， though. Work starts at 9， not 9:15 or 9:30.

比爾：不要客氣。但是，有時(shí)我也看到你會(huì)遲到。九點(diǎn)上班，不是九點(diǎn)一刻或是九點(diǎn)半。

Ryan: Sorry about that. I'll try getting out of the house quicker， and I'll look for a faster route.

瑞恩：抱歉。我今后出發(fā)的動(dòng)作盡量快些，我也會(huì)找一條更快的路線上班。

Bill: That's good to hear. And maybe less hangovers would be useful too.

比爾：那還不錯(cuò)。而且你少些醉酒會(huì)更有用。

Ryan: Yeah… I'm trying not to go out as much， but my friends are very persuasive. Peer pressure is a horrible thing.

瑞恩：是的。我現(xiàn)在不那么經(jīng)常出去了，但是我的朋友們太有說服力了。哥們兒的壓力我實(shí)在是吃不消啊。

Bill: Yes， it is. You need to remember， though， where your responsibilities are. In all， I'm very happy with you， with your work， and with where you are in the company. I’m also going to give you a 12% pay raise as a reward for successfully passing your probation period. Welcome to the big league， Ryan. You're not the trainee any more. You're a fully-fledged sales executive.

比爾：那確實(shí)。不過你要記住，你有你的責(zé)任啊?？傊?，與你共事我很愉快，對(duì)你的工作很滿意，公司有你我很開心。你順利地通過了試用期，我將為你加薪12%。歡迎你加入這個(gè)團(tuán)隊(duì)，瑞恩。你再也不是一個(gè)管理培訓(xùn)生了。你現(xiàn)在正式成為了一名銷售主管。

Ryan: Thanks， Bill!

瑞恩：謝謝你，比爾！

The two stand， shake hands， and Ryan leaves the office. Later， in the break room， he comes across Susan.

兩個(gè)人起身握手，瑞恩離開了辦公室。接下來，在休息室他遇見了蘇珊。

Susan: Hey， Ryan， how did the performance review go?

蘇珊：嗨，瑞恩，你的工作總結(jié)怎么樣?。?/p>

Ryan: It went well. I passed probation， got a promotion and a decent raise. Now I'm almost making as much as you!

瑞恩：不錯(cuò)。我的試用期過了，升了職還有不錯(cuò)的加薪?，F(xiàn)在我掙得和你差不多了。

Susan: Good job! Anything else?

蘇珊：干得好??！還有別的嗎？

Ryan: Well， yeah… he said that I have to try and get here on time， and not to come in quite so hung-over.

瑞恩：嗯，有啊……他說我得按時(shí)來上班，不能每次進(jìn)辦公室都醉醺醺的。

Susan: Well， I agree with him. You DO go out drinking too much， Ryan. Particularly during the work week.

蘇珊：嗯，我也覺得是。是確實(shí)經(jīng)常出去喝酒，尤其是周一到周五。

Ryan: Aww， leave off! I'm trying to celebrate， not have a lecture.

瑞恩：啊，好了，到此為止！我正在慶祝，不是來聽課的。

Susan: So what do you have planned for tonight? Quiet night in?

蘇珊：你打算今晚怎么過？靜靜地過？

Ryan: Nope… I'm off to the pub to toast my promotion!

瑞恩：才不咧，我去酒吧慶祝升職！

Notes:

1. speak very highly of

對(duì)某人高度評(píng)價(jià)。

例句：

The international media speak highly of the Chinese government's prompt action during the Sichuan earthquake.

國際媒體對(duì)中國政府對(duì)四川地震災(zāi)區(qū)的快速行動(dòng)進(jìn)行了高度評(píng)價(jià)。

2. digress

意為“離題、跑題”。

例句：

The boss likes giving lectures， but every time he talks he tends to digress.

那個(gè)老板愛去前面演講，但是每次都跑題。

3. hangover

指“宿醉、醉酒”。

例句：

Don't drink too much or you will suffer from a bad hangover.

不要喝太多，否則你會(huì)受醉酒之苦的。

4. peer pressure

“peer”在對(duì)話中指同輩人、同齡人，“peer pressure”就是來自于同齡人的壓力。從眾心理往往會(huì)使一個(gè)人迫于同齡人的壓力去做一件大家都在做的事。

例句：

I always suffer from the peer pressure， which makes to do something I don't like.

我常被來自同伴的壓力壓得喘不過氣，我常常要做些違背自己意愿的事。

5. fully-fledged

字面意思是“羽翼豐滿的”，也可理解為“成熟的、訓(xùn)練有素的”。

例句：

He became a fully-fledged soldier after a year life in the army.

經(jīng)過了一年的軍營生活，他成為了一名訓(xùn)練有素的士兵。