Unit 1. finding the ideal job

Unit 1. Finding the Ideal Job
I think the person who takes a job in order to live -
that is to say, for the money - has turned himself into
a slave.
Joseph Campbell

To be successful, a woman has to be much better at
her job than a man.
Golda Meir

Choose a job you love, and you will never have to
work a day in your life.
Confucius
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Reading One: Finding the Ideal Job
<BACKGROUND & VOCABULARY>
ads : advertisements to sell things or to find new
workers
careers : the kinds of work (that) people do, usually
after learning how and usually for a long time
hire : to give someone a job
ideal : perfect
interviews : meeting where a person looking for a
job talks to the person who is looking a new worker
managers : people who direct and organize groups
of workers in a company

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<BACKGROUND & VOCABULARY>
out of work : without a job
postings : ads or comments on the Internet
résumés : written descriptions of people‟s education
and previous jobs
rewards : good things you get in return for work
(such as money or health insurance)
skills : things that you can do well; abilities that you
have learned and practiced
specific : detailed and exact; not general

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1~2
like : ~과 같은
most : 대부분의
job postings : 사원모집 광고들
experts : 전문가들(people who know a lot about
something)
résumé : 이력서(C.V. : curriculum vitae)

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3
One thing you can do : 당신이 할 수 있는 한 가지
[명사 + (that) + 주어 + 동사]
parachute : 낙하산
job hunting : 구직
help : ~를 돕다
[help + 목적어 + 동사원형/to 부정사]
manuals : 지침서들
Instead, : 대신에; instead of A : A 대신에
fit : ~에 알맞다
fit A (O) / fit to A (X)
mind : 정신 / heart : 마음
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work skills : 직업 기술
setting : 환경
rewards : 보상
be good at A : A에 능통하다
ask : 요청(요구)하다
[ask + 목적어 + to 부정사]

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5~6
[타동사 + 목적어 + 목적보어(to 부정사)]
get + 목적어(the company) + 목적보어(to hire)
want + 목적어(you) + 목적보어(to ask)
far too much : 너무 많이
the parts that seem less important : „덜 중요한 것처럼
보이는 부분들‟
the best job-hunting manual ( ) you can buy: „당신이
구입할 수 있는 최고의 구직 지침서‟

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updated : changed to show new information
answer ads : 광고를 보고 연락하다
wait for + 목적어(friends) + 목적보어(to give)
the right way : 적절한 방법; 《부사적》바르게

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<READ FOR MAIN IDEAS>
1. What Color Is Your Parachute? is similar to other
job-hunting manuals.

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1. What Color Is Your Parachute? is similar to other
job-hunting manuals.

F
3/5

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2. Bolles wants to help people find jobs on the Internet
more quickly.

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2. Bolles wants to help people find jobs on the Internet
more quickly.

F
3/6~8

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3. According to What Color Is Your Parachute? , job
hunters should think about their skills, the job
setting, and the job rewards they want.

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3. According to What Color Is Your Parachute? , job
hunters should think about their skills, the job
setting, and the job rewards they want.

T
4

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4. What Color Is Your Parachute? includes specific
advice on finding jobs.

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4. What Color Is Your Parachute? includes specific
advice on finding jobs.

F
5/1~3

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5. The reviews of Bolles’s book are all positive.

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5. The reviews of Bolles’s book are all positive.

F
6/1~2

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<READ FOR DETAILS>
What Many People Do

- answer news paper ads
- look on the internet
- send out lots of resumes

What Bolles Says Will Help You

- decide what kind of job is idea
- decide what kind of place you want to work in
- do exercises in What Color Is Your Parachute?
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Reading Two: The Ideal Job
1~2
get paid : 급여를 받다
get to 부정사 : ~하게 되다
this simple computer program that my dad had : “우리
아버지가 가지고 있던 이 단순한 컴퓨터 프로그
램”
send it to her mother who lived in China : „중국에 살고
있던 그녀의 어머니에게 그것을 보내다‟
[send + 직접목적어 + 간접목적어]
After awhile = After a while

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3
matchmaker : 결혼 중매인
a very good eye : „매우 좋은 안목‟

[타동사 + 목적어(간접의문문)]
I know (for sure) what kind of person he or she is. : „나
는 확실히 그 사람이 어떤 종류의 사람인지를 압니다.‟
Nobody tells me what to do.
what to do = what I should do
simple : 소박한
stop by : 잠시 들르다

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4~5
skydiving : 스카이다이빙
Teaching skydiving is so exciting. : „스카이다이빙을 가
르치는 것은 매우 흥미롭습니다.‟
[~ing로 끝나는 것 1) 동명사 2) 현재분사]

get to the ground : „땅에 도달하다‟ → „착지하다‟
can't wait to 부정사 : ~하는 것을 기다릴 수 없다 ->몹시
~하고 싶어하다
call A : A에게 전화 걸다
call to A(X)

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<INTEGRATE READING ONE & TWO>
1. SKILLS

- skydiving
- teaching
- understanding how people get along
- running a business

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2. SETTINGS

- working outside
- working in an office
- working on a computer
- working with people

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3. REWARDS

- making $15,000/year
- getting to know people
- seeing people learn
- seeing happy couples who I introduced

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<FOCUS ON WRITING – VOCABULARY>

b. ___ Mr. Fredericks went to school for more
training.

___ Mr. Fredericks lost his job after a 20-
year career.

___ Mr. Fredericks realized he need new
skills to find another job.

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b. _3_ Mr. Fredericks went to school for more
training.

_1_ Mr. Fredericks lost his job after a 20-
year career.

_2_ Mr. Fredericks realized he need new
skills to find another job.

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c. ___ Myron realized that he needed to pay a
higher salary because no one was
interested.

___ Myron put ads in the paper and postings
on the Internet for a new manager.

___ Myron’s best manager quit.

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c. _3_ Myron realized that he needed to pay a
higher salary because no one was
interested.

_2_ Myron put ads in the paper and
postings on the Internet for a new manager.

_1_ Myron’s best manager quit.

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d. ___ John was looking for someone with
specific skills in photographing food.

___ John hired Karen.

___ John met Karen, who is ideal because
she made ads for restaurants.

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d. _1_ John was looking for someone with
specific skills in photographing food.

_3_ John hired Karen.

_2_ John met Karen, who is ideal because
she made ads for restaurants.

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e. ___ Kelly quit because she wanted a job
with different rewards.

___ Kelly is running her own business.

___ Kelly had a big salary at her last job, but
she did not like the job.

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e. _2_ Kelly quit because she wanted a job
with different rewards.

_3_ Kelly is running her own business.

_1_ Kelly had a big salary at her last job, but
she did not like the job.

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<GRAMMAR >
1. Descriptive adjectives :
bad, new, small, great, fun, last, successful

2. Possessive adjectives : my, my, your, my

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<GRAMMAR >
1. Descriptive adjectives :

- [be + d.a.]
- [d.a. + noun]
- [a/an/the + d.a. + noun]
- [be + a/an/the + d.a.](X)

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<GRAMMAR >
2. Possessive adjectives :

- [p.a. + noun]
- [a/an/the + p.a. + noun](X)
- [p.a. + a/an/the +noun](X)
ex) his a friend(X)
one of his friends(O)
- [p.a. + sing. noun/pl. noun]
- ex) mys dogs(X)

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<GRAMMAR >
2. She didn’t like her old job.
3. Our manager is funny and smart.
4. Juan found his new job on the Internet.
5. My sister is out of work.
6. Richard Bolles has an interesting job.
7. David’s wife has a huge office.
8. Andrea and Tom sold their business.
9. That company pays its workers very well.
10. Dee has a great resume.

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<GRAMMAR >

2.
The woman
- The woman is
- She has
The desk
- She is working
- Her desk

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<GRAMMAR >

2.
The woman
- The woman is sleepy.
- She has curly hair.
The desk
- She is working at a big desk.
- Her desk is messy.

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<GRAMMAR >

3.
The doctor
- The doctor is
- He has
- He is
The patient
- His patient is
- She is sitting

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<GRAMMAR >

3.
The doctor
- The doctor is young and big.
- He has straight hair.
- He is talking to an old patient.
The patient
- His patient is a short woman.
- She is sitting on a long bed.

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