Look at the notes below. You will hear a woman giving information about a timetable.

Look at the notes below.
You will hear a woman giving information about a timetable.
You have 15 seconds to read through the notes.
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Now listen, and fill in the spaces.
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Man: Hello, Geoff Wilson.
Woman: Oh, hello. It’s Myra from Barlings, Personnel Department. I’ve got some information about the arrangements for you and the other new salesmen next week.
Man: Oh right.
Woman: Well now, on Monday, rather than sending you out on a tour of client companies right away, we’ve decided on a factory visit. OK?
Man: Sounds a good idea.
Woman: Tuesday, there will be some training in the product development lab. Then on Wednesday, you’ll need to know how other departments work as well as sales. Advertising is always busy in the afternoon, so they will be better able to answer questions in the morning.
Man: Right. What about sorting out the admin?
Woman: Well the most important thing is expense claims. So after lunch that day, someone in accounts will go over them with you. The rest will be covered during training.
Man: What about the marketing director - will I see him?
Woman: Oh yes. He has a weekly briefing on Thursday mornings - we’ve put you down to attend that. In fact, the Managing Director sometimes comes so you may even meet him there or we’ll fix something up for the following week.
Man: OK. See you next week. Goodbye.
Woman: Goodbye.