Office Life
Networking
Let’s get to know each other
Updated: 2025.12.17
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Networking Let’s get to know each other Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 What part of the reading resonated with you most? Q3 How would you define networking, and why do you think it is important? Q4 Have you ever attended a job fair or a networking event? What was your experience like? Q5 Have you ever received valuable advice from someone in your network? What was it about? Q6 Imagine you have to introduce yourself to a new connection. What would you say in your elevator pitch? Q7 In what ways do you think networking can positively impact your career or personal growth? Q8 Can you think of a situation where having a strong network could help someone overcome challenges or find new opportunities? Q9 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions corporate ladder (idiomatic) The hierarchy or ranking system of employment positions within a business organization 例文 1 She quickly climbed the corporate ladder and became a top executive in the company. 例文 2 The concept of a corporate ladder is becoming less relevant in today’s dynamic and flexible work environment. acquaintance a person known to one, but not necessarily a close friend; a familiar person with whom one has some level of social relationship 例文 1 I bumped into an old acquaintance at the grocery store yesterday. 例文 2 I don't consider him a close friend, just a casual acquaintance. canned pre-recorded, prepared in advance, or lacking originality; often used to describe scripted or rehearsed content 例文 1 The company's canned response to customer complaints felt impersonal and didn't address their specific concerns. 例文 2 During the interview, the candidate seemed to rely on canned responses instead of providing genuine and thoughtful answers. |
| *本教材は、Ringleを使用して英語を学ぶ学習者向けに設計されています。 |
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*本教材は、Ringleを使用して英語を学ぶ学習者向けに設計されています。