地道美语听力练习:员工跳槽

Diego:That's three in six months!

Natalie:What's three in six months?

Diego:That's three of this company's employees who have been hired away by other companies. First, there was Lamar. I wasn't surprised that headhunters were interested in Lamar, since he was clearly a rising star.

Natalie:Yeah, Lamar was a tough loss. His unique set of skills is hard to duplicate.

Diego:You're telling me! We haven't been able to find a replacement. After Lamar, there was Sariah. Sariah is a classic case of brain drain. There are great jobs in McQuillanland, with lucrative pay and a low cost of living. I'm not surprised Sariah took that job.

Natalie:Sariah was very talented. We couldn't match the offer she received and she took the better deal.

Diego:And today, Melinda tells me that she's probably going to accept an offer from a startup that's made her an offer she can't refuse.

Natalie:Not Melinda, too! You know what, I think I'm finally catching on. Maybe we should be putting out feelers for better job offers ourselves.

Diego:No, not you, too! Before long, I'll be the only one left here. I thought you'd help me talk Melinda into staying.

Natalie:No, not me. You know what they say: If you can't beat them, join them!