2022年9月雅思口语题part2&3：描述某人给你工作提积极建议经历

2022年9月雅思口语题part2&3：描述某人给你工作提积极建议经历

Describe a time when someone gave you positive advice on your work.

You should say:

When it happened

Who the person is

How the advice affected you

And explain how you felt about it

Part 3

1 Is it important to give children positive feedback?

2 What would happen if parents overly encourage their children?

3 Do you think negative feedback is more important that positive feedback?

范文

There is one time that sticks in mind when someone gave me positive advice about my work.I’ll try to tell the story.You see,I worked as an intern in a technology education company in Zhongguancun,in Beijing.It was a young company,and I spent a summer working in the sound recording studio.You see,the company hired all sorts of voice actors to record online spoken materials,in a number of languages but mainly Chinese and English.I studied media studies in university and I have been moving in the direction of working with sound recording and editing since I got back to China a year ago.Anyway,I got this job as an intern,well,in some ways more than an intern because I was responsible for the whole studio for that summer–from the setting up of the equipment and the organizing of the schedules,and the recording and editing itself.I didn’t have to hire the voice actors,but I had to guide them through the process,on arrival,and coordinate all the recording sessions and so forth.The best advice I received on this job was to really maintain a great relationship with the people we hire to come and act for us.This sounds silly maybe….but it is in this job that I realized the real importance of treating people not only with respect,but going that extra mile to make them feel really welcome.Especially as it was a small company and we couldn’t afford to pay them that well,it was even more important to keep them happy.You see,because I’m used to working in front of a computer all the time,and in sound studios,I don’t often mix with people that much and I can be unintentionally quite standoffish and quiet and not especially engaging with outsiders.When my boss gave me the advice to be extra nice and polite,and make a real effort to be positive and display a more“American style optimism”I thought that this was a bit pointless…but then after a month or so I realized that it really did make my job easier,because the same people would come back every time we needed them,and it made scheduling really easy and saved me a lot of time on the job,too,because I didn’t need to explain our system and processes each time–they just came in,sat down.I handed them the scripts and they did their job.It really speeded things up and helped to build positive relationships,and have the same voices for a range of our products.So,all in all,that simple piece of advice about nurturing positive relationships with a more engaging and extrovert attitude,really really helped me.It’s often these little things that can make a big difference in life,and we all should remember this more often.