Career event networking — Learning About Company Culture
Key Phrases
Conciliazione tra vita lavorativa e privata
Work-life balance
L'innovazione dei dipendenti
Employee innovation
Il successo dell'azienda
The success of the company
Skills You'll Learn
Discussing corporate culture
Discutere la cultura aziendale
Expressing interest in joining a team
Esprimere interesse a far parte di una squadra
Understanding workplace flexibility
Comprendere la flessibilità lavorativa
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are having a conversation with an employee of XYZ Corporation. You are interested in learning about the company's culture, innovation support, and work-life balance initiatives. Engage with the employee to discover more about these aspects, as you express your interest in potentially joining the company.
Buongiorno, sono Emily Smith . Lei lavora per la XYZ Corporation, giusto?
Good morning, I am Emily Smith. You work for XYZ Corporation, right?
Sì, lavoro in XYZ Corporation da tre anni. Piacere di conoscerla, Emily .
Yes, I have been working at XYZ Corporation for three years. Nice to meet you, Emily.
Il piacere è mio. Sono molto interessato alla cultura aziendale di XYZ. Me ne può parlare?
The pleasure is mine. I am very interested in the corporate culture of XYZ. Can you tell me about it?
Certamente! La nostra azienda pone grande enfasi sul lavoro di squadra e sull'innovazione.
Certainly! Our company places great emphasis on teamwork and innovation.
Questo è interessante. Come supportate l'innovazione dei dipendenti?
That's interesting. How do you support employee innovation?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Buongiorno
Good morning
Used until around 2 PM, after which 'Buonasera' is preferred.
Italians often greet with a smile and a handshake.
Sono
I am
Used to introduce yourself, often followed by your name or profession.
In Italy, your identity is often shared through your family or local ties.
Lei
She
Also used as formal 'you' in conversation.
Formality is valued in professional settings, especially initially.
Lavora
Works
Third person singular of 'lavorare'.
Discussing work is a common conversation starter in Italy.
Lei lavora
You work
Formal way to ask someone's occupation.
Inquire about work to show interest in professional life; it’s appreciated.
Giusto?
Right?
Used to confirm information, similar to 'isn't it?'.
Italians often seek agreement in conversations.
Sì
Yes
Note the accented 'ì', crucial for correct pronunciation.
Nodding the head while saying 'sì' is very typical.
Lavoro
I have been working
First person singular of 'lavorare'.
Talking about employment duration shows dedication.
Da
For
Preposition showing duration.
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