answer: #Person1# interviews #Person2# and asks about #Person2#'s English and computer ability. #Person2# passed CET-6, did translation and reception work for an exhibition. #Person2# has no computer certificates but is familiar with Microsoft Office. #Person2# is principled and proactive in work.
documents: #Person1#: How is your English ability?
  #Person2#: Not bad. I'm proficient in both written and spoken English.
  #Person1#: English and computer skills are comparatively important to this position, especially in the starting period. What's your ability in these two fields?
  #Person2#: I passed College English Test Band 6, with good skill in listening, speaking, reading, and writing. I haven't got any certificate of computer skills, because I don't think certificates are necessary if what's needed is merely operating a computer. I think practically, to know how to use a computer is more important. And I am quite familiar with Microsoft Office.
  #Person1#: What else do you have to prove your English ability?
  #Person2#: I took a part-time job last semester in translating and doing reception work for an exhibition. My work included hosting the visiting foreign exhibitors, communicating with them, arranging their agenda, and translating several materials. I think this activity well demonstrated my ability in English. And I will be glad to take any form of English test you arrange for me to prove my ability.
  #Person1#: How do you deal with those who you think are difficult to work with?
  #Person2#: I stick to my principles and keep to the rules. Sometimes, they just lack enthusiasm. When I get them involved with something constructive, some of them change their attitude later.
  #Person1#: Yes, I see.