answer: #Person1# thinks John did a good job as customers appreciate the design of the new computer but John feels nervous about the talk with his manager. #Person1# advises John to be confident.
documents: #Person1#: John, you have done a good job. Our new series computer is appreciated by the guests. They intend to sign contracts with our company. You really did a good job.
  #Person2#: Thank you. I can't imagine the design of the new computer is so popular among computer users.
  #Person1#: Hah, as the sale department director of our team, you are the best.
  #Person2#: I am flattered. But I am not sure whether the manager is satisfied with it. She asked me to her office.
  #Person1#: Why not? You've done so well for the company. She should give you a prize.
  #Person2#: I feel nervous when I face her. She looks so serious when we have a conversation all the time.
  #Person1#: Come on! What are you nervous about?
  #Person2#: It is said that the sales for the new computer did not meet the expectation.
  #Person1#: But the sale number is close to the predicted amount.
  #Person2#: I'm still nervous. I don't know what to say to the manager. I always feel ill at ease in that kind of place.
  #Person1#: Take it easy. Be confident. I'm sure you can do it.