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Sentences chosen by student to work on their business vocabulary

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Sentences chosen by student to work on their business vocabulary

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1- Well, Human Resources sent her up about the new assistant job.

2- He applied here but they wanted someone with  more experience.

3.  You know, he is a meeting; Could I please take a message?

3. But If Miranda were a man no one would notice anything about her except how great she is at her job.
4. - Transforming the work of this visionary artist into a global brand,  which  is really an exciting enterprise.

5. - I called over there for a reference, left word with some snooty girl next thing you know, I got a fax from Miranda herself saying of all the assistants she's ever had you were by far her biggest disappoitment.

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Here you have some sentences chosen by students. Thay had to be related to the business world.
1). “The day that your personal life is destroyed, is an ascent time”

I chose this phrase because it seems to me a big lie since to get a promotion you mustn't  destroy your personal life, Everything in life  shouldn't be related to work . We have to  understand that we can have both, and if your work forces you to destroy your privacy you should leave that job. In the long run it will be worthy I prefer to live happily  and unemployed than  distressed and lifeless , even if having an excellent job.

2. You must understand that it is a diifficult job for which you are not indicated. And if you put the leg, they cut my head"

3. Human Resources send her up about the new assistant job, and I was preinterviewing her.

4. I recently graduated from Northwestern University.

5. Well, I think I could do a good job as your assistant.

6.  I was editor in chief of the Northwestern University.

7. I learn fast and I will work very hard.

8.  You´re a corporate research analyst.

9. Where are the advertisers?

10. I´m just trying to understand why someone who got accepted to Stanford Law turns it down to be a journalist.

11. I´m trying to get a flight tonight from Miami to New York.

12. I called over there for a reference. I got a fax from Miranda Priestly herself, saying that of all the assistants she has ever had, you were, by far, her biggest disappointment. And, If I don´t hire you I´m an idiot.

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The Devil Wears Prada (2006)
“Do you know why I hired you? I always hire the same girl—stylish, slender, of course… worships the magazine. But so often they turn out to be—I don’t know, disappointing and, um… stupid. So you, with that impressive resume and the big speech about your so-called work ethic—I thought you would be different. I said to myself, go ahead. Take a chance. Hire the smart, fat girl. I had hope. My God, I lived on it. Anyway, you ended up disappointing me more than any of the other silly girls.” —Miranda Priestly
The Devil Wears Prada is an amazing film exploring all the dynamics of women in the workplace, especially the scary ones. But again, Miranda Priestley is a victim of her own powerful persona and people don’t know what to do with that. Her character is based on the always scary, but completely brilliant Anna Wintour, Editor-in-chief of Vogue, and the similarities (from the office design to the soft-spoken commands) are amazing. The beautiful fashion in the film helps, but really this film is all about women and their careers.

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English subtitles for The Devil Wears Prada clip

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The Devil wears Prada, by Lorena Rodríguez y Ana González.

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The Devil wears Prada, by Lorena Rodríguez y Ana González.

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THE DEVIL WEARS PRADA
(minuto 5:45 a 7:07)
MIRANDA PRIESTLY- LORENA RODRIGUEZ ANDREA SACHS- ANA GONZALEZ
M: Who are you?
A: My name is Andy Sachs. I recently graduated from Northwestern University.
M: And what are you doing here?
A: Well, I think I could do a good job as your assistant and…I came to New York to be journalist,
and sent letters out everywhere….and finally got a call from Elias Clarke and met with sherry
up at Human Resources, basically it´s this or Auto Universe.
M: So, you don’t read Runway?
A: No.
M: Before today, you’d never heard of me?
A: No.
M: And you have no style or sense of fashion….
A: Well… I think what depends on that you’re…
M: No, no that wasn’t a question.
A: I was editor chief of the Daily Northwestern. I also won a national competition for college
journalist with my series on the janitors union…which exposed the exploitation of….
M: That’s all.
A: Yeah, you know okay. You’re right. I don’t fit here. I am not skinny or glamorous and I don’t
know that much about fashion, but I’m smart. I learn fast an work very hard….Thank you for
your time.