Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker2: Hey people, my company is looking for customer service representatives and both of you have told me recently you're looking for something new. If you're interested check out the info in the link and let me know if you have any questions <file_other>
Speaker1: Hey, thanks for the offer. Can you say what the salary is? More or less.
Speaker2: Unfortunately, I can't say for sure, because I'm in a different department, but I can just say I'm happy with what I earn. Shouldn't be much different with customer service.
Speaker3: Hi there, thanks. Looks interesting. Do you have any inside knowledge about what it's like to work in that department?
Speaker2: As far as I know the team is really nice and supportive towards each other. But yeah, it's customer service, so it's not for everyone - customers can be really mean sometimes and you've got to have some resilience to deal with it.
Speaker3: I get it. My sister's in cs. It's not always easy.
Speaker2: Exactly. But in general the work environment is really great in comparison to other companies I worked at. We have a lot of events and some nice perks too.
Speaker2: And most importantly (I thought I've said it in the beginning, sorry) I can recommend you, which really increases you're chances at getting this job.
Speaker1: oh, nice
Speaker3: Cool. I'll just have to think this through and I'll get back to you.
Speaker2: Sure :)
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 informs Speaker1 and Speaker3 that she can recommend them as the candidates for customer service representatives in her company. Speaker2 doesn't know what the salary is but the work environment is great and an employee can get some nice perks.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker2 and Speaker1 find the current president ignorant and incompetent. They hope he gets voted out. Speaker2 is going to see what possibilities there are of volunteering in the upcoming elections.