A job seeker registers with a recruitment agency and has to politely correct his details while the consultant types them in.
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Hi there, come and sit down. You're here to register?
Yes, um, hi. I'm Callum, I'm booked in for 10:00.
Lovely. Let's get you set up on our system.
Could I take your surname first, please?
It's McKenzie. M-C-K-E-N-Z-I-E.
Right, so that's M-A-C-K-E-N-Z-I-E.
Sorry, it's actually just M-C. There's no A.
Oh, I'm so sorry! Most people I register spell it M-A-C.
Ha, don't worry. It happens all the time.
And what's the best email address to reach you on?
It's [email protected].
So, [email protected]?
Sorry, not an underscore. It's a hyphen, a short dash.
Got it! Hyphen, not underscore. Thanks for checking.
And what's your mobile number, please?
It's 07700 900 718.
Lovely. I'll also need your National Insurance number.
Hold on, let me check my card... QQ 12 34 56 C.
QQ 12 34 56 C. Perfect, that's all been saved.
So, when would you be available to start?
From the 3rd of November, once my contract finishes.
Brilliant. We've got an admin role paying £14.50 an hour.
£14.50? I thought the advert said £15.40.
Hmm, let me check... Actually, you're both right.
It's £14.50 on weekdays and £15.40 at weekends.
Oh, I see. Could I be put down for weekends too?
Of course! I'll add weekend shifts to your profile.
Will my profile be sent to clients before the 3rd?
Don't worry, you'll get an email from us by Friday.
And I promise I'll spell your name right!
Ha! M-C, no A. Thanks so much for your help!
My pleasure, Callum. Good luck with it all!
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