2--Are you kidding me? Why do you say so?
 
1--You know, I'm about to graduate and I have to look for a job as soon as possible. But I haven’t the faintest idea of how to go about finding a job.
 
2--OK. Let me see where to start.
 
1--I guess first I should prepare a resume, right?
 
2--Sure. You should include your name, address and phone number in your resume.
 
1--Then what else should I put into my resume？
 
2--Your job objectives, of course. In other words, what kind of job are you searching for?
 
1--I got it. Then I should mention my educating background and working experience, should I?
 
2--Yes. And don't forget to list them by date. Besides, you should begin with the most recent and then move backward.
 
1--I see. Is that all there is to it?
 
2--No, it's also necessary to list a few related interests that are in some way connected to the jobs you want to take.
 
1--Oh, good point. You mean here I should show off my special skills and talents to impress the boss.
 
2--You said it. At last you’d better attach a list of references to your resume.
 
1--That's easy.
 
2--And one more thing, smile widely.
 
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注解：
 
1.faintest idea一无所知
2.resume简历
3.necessary必要的
 
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译文：
 
1--嗨，见到你真是太高兴了。
2--逗我玩吧？为什么那么说？
1--你知道，我快要毕业了，而我得尽快找份工作。但我对如何着手找工作一无所知。
2--好吧。让我想想从哪开始。
1--我猜首先我应该准备一份简历，是不是？
2--没错。你应该在简历中写出你的姓名、地址和电话号码。
1--还有什么应该写进简历呢？
2--当然还有你的工作目标。换句话说，就是你要找什么样的工作？
1--我明白了。然后我还应该提及我的教育背景和工作经验，是不是？
2--是的。而且别忘了按时间顺序。此外，你应该从最近的信息写起，然后往回进行。
1--知道了。就这些了吗？
2--不，还有必要列举一下和你想做的工作相关的兴趣爱好。
1--噢，有道理。你是说我应该突出我的兴趣和爱好，好让老板留住我。
2--对了，最后你最好给你的简历附上推荐人。
1--那简单。
2--还有一点，微笑！