answer: #Person1# is interviewing #Person2#. #Person2# hasn't had any professional experience but has been interested in creative writing. #Person2# had an Australian instructor and was the editor of a newspaper. #Person2# wants to be an overseas reporter but would also be glad to do routine work sometimes as a start. #Person1# will inform #Person2# the result within a few days.
documents: #Person1#: Please sit down.
  #Person2#: Thank you.
  #Person1#: From reading over your resume, I assume your English is quite good. Have you had any experience in the writing field?
  #Person2#: No, I haven ' t had any professional experience, but I have always been interested in creative writing.
  #Person1#: Have you ever had a foreign instructor in English composition?
  #Person2#: Yes, my college teacher was an Australian. She was also our adviser on our English language newspaper. I was the editor for two years.
  #Person1#: That ' s very interesting. Tell me what you did exactly.
  #Person2#: Well, I planned the layout of the newspaper and then I assigned various articles and columns to other students to write. I wrote the editorial each time.
  #Person1#: What is your aim in going into the field of journalism?
  #Person2#: To be frank with you, I would like nothing better than to be an overseas reporter some day.
  #Person1#: That can be a rough job, you know.
  #Person2#: Yes, I know that. But I like adventure and excitement in my writing.
  #Person1#: Well, working in an editorial office may not be exciting enough for you. What do you think?
  #Person2#: I would be glad to do routine work sometimes, if I could be assured of making advancements in the future.
  #Person1#: I think this type of position would be a very good start for you. I am quite sure we can work something out for you, but I cannot give you a definite answer today. We will let you know within just a few days.
  #Person2#: Fine. Thank you very much.