Lindsay McMahon

To make sure all of our students are successful and reaching their English learning goals.

Or if they ask, like, what do you love about your job?

Yes.

Fill in the blank with the impact or the result, right?

What you find the most meaningful, the most rewarding.

Or another example, what I value most about this position is, and then you could fill that in with a challenge, something you are able to learn, an impact you are able to make.

So I, again, would share there being able to see students succeed and reach their goals.

Are you ready?

Yes, this is so fun.

We are going to play a short audio clip from three of the Allers English team members, Gaspar, Jandy, and Renee.

They will introduce themselves, describe their roles at Allers English using some of these phrases that we taught.

We are so grateful for all of their hard work and dedication.

Without their behind the scenes work, it wouldn't be possible to bring you new episodes every day from three different podcasts.

Absolutely.

And the level of detail you share matters.

Likely everyone out there listening, Lindsay and I as well, have been in that conversation where you ask someone what they do and they share way too much detail, everything about their job and the position.

And it's too much and it's not a back and forth.

It can be a back and forth conversation.

If the other person asks a follow-up question or genuinely seems interested, then you can share more.

So that's part of this skill as well.