A. 1 look after all aspects of our company's campaign to find new customers. I'm not directly involved in selling, but I have a team of a dozen representatives who deal with our customers. I need to be very organised. I often work long hours.
B. I suppose I am lucky. I travel a lot in my job: all over Europe in fact. I deliver goods to customers and sleep in my lorry wherever 1 stop. The hours are very irregular and I have to be flexible. Sometimes I'm away from home for three or four weeks.
C. My work is pretty boring. I work for an office cleaning company in London, which means night shifts five times a week. Each office has to be clean and bright by 9 o'clock in the morning, so I have to work hard and carefully.
D. I joined the police force when I left school and after a time in uniform, I moved into crime detection, It's an interesting job which is never the same from one day to the next. You need to think quickly and read the criminal's mind.
E. I've always enjoyed working with children, though they can sometimes drive you crazy. They don't always learn as much as they should and I have to be inventive to find new ways of motivating them. I also need to be patient, especially with slower learners.
F. I'm good at communicating and quite creative so I always wanted a job in which I could use my language skills. I have to work quickly to meet deadlines — tomorrow's newspaper won't wait! What I like best about my work is meeting people.
G. Holidaymakers are demanding people. Perhaps that's not surprising since an annual holiday is expensive and they expect a lot. But I know a lot about the part of Greece where I work and I'm helpful and patient by nature, so I get on very well with most of my guests.
H. Caring for sick people takes a lot of patience and compassion. It's not well-paid but it is rewarding. The most satisfying part of my job is seeing a patient get well and leave the hospital. We work in teams on shifts, so I have to be flexible and co-operative in my work.
I. Dealing with customers is fascinating. I didn't pick up many qualifications at school but I have a good head for figures and I'm naturally open and sociable, so working in a big supermarket suits me. I wish it was better paid though.
J. Maths was my best subject at school so I suppose it was inevitable that I would get a job involving figures or money. I had to pass a series of exams to qualify, but now I have a pretty good salary and I enjoy helping people with their financial problems.
K. I am a good listener and I can keep a clear head in a difficult situation. I often need those qualities as I spend most of my time working with families who are going through a crisis. I also have to be able to analyse a situation objectively, without taking sides, and be persistent until a solution is found.
ЭТО БЫЛ ТЕКСТ!!! ПО НЕМУ СМОТРИМ И ОПРЕДЕЛЯЕМ НИЖЕ ПОДСТАВЛЯЕМ ВЕРНЫЕ БУКВЫ...
1 a lorry driver
2 a detective
3 a sales manager
4 a social worker
5 a journalist
6 a cleaner
7 an accountant
8 a teacher
9 a nurse
10 a tour guide
11 a shop assistant
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