升職 Promotion
提升 promotion
A: This marketing research is conducted very well. Who did it?
B: Fang Lin,a young girl. She's just got the promotion.
老板很器重他。The boss thinks highly of him.
A: The boss will promote Robert as manager.
B: Robert is a go?getter guy. That's why the boss always thinks highly of him.
你是這個職位最恰當的人選。You were the right person for the job.
A: Robert,thank you for recommending me as the Market Manager.
B: I thought you were the right person for the job. And I'm sure you'll do very well in it.
你的工作很出色。You did an excellent job.=Well done.
A: You did an excellent job. I heard that you have been promoted to a group leader.
B: Oh,thank you.
離職 quit/resign
A: Hi,Mr.Norman.Nancy will quit next week. And she recommended you as office director. I also think you are the right person.
B: Thank you very much. I appreciate the opportunity.
接替 succeed /take over
A: Hello,Rice. You know the chief accountant in Financial Department is going to retire. I'd like you to take over his job.
B: Thank you very much. I appreciate this opportunity.
有資格 be qualified/measure up
A: Hello,Mr.Brown. I've been a junior accountant for five years, and I'm sure now I'm qualified to be a chief accountant.
B: Ok.Rice,I know you can do the job. I'll think about it.
負責 take charge of/bear responsibility for...
A: Peter,I'm going to take charge of the engineering department next month.
A: Congratulations. It's a very important position in our company.
他升到年薪20萬的位置。He's risen to a ＄200,000 a year position.
A: The new manager is an expert in building industry. He's risen to a ＄200,000 a year position.
B: He's so great.
這是你應得的。It was well deserved.
A: Congratulations! It was great to hear you've got the promotion.
B: Thank you. It was very unexpected.
A: It was well deserved. You did an excellent job.
B: By no means.I feel flattered.
祝賀你升職。Congratulations on your promotion.
A: Hello, Nancy. Congratulations on your promotion as our deputy chairman.
B: Thank you. I hope to get your support.