Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: <file_other>
Speaker3: Dear Speaker2, @Johnson, we are now urgently searching for Polish Translators for a 6 months internal assignment (either freelance or interim). 
Speaker3: I saw your profile and I think this could be a fit with what you are  searching
Speaker3: Here is the link to the ad we published  <file_other>
Speaker3: Let me know if you are interested.
Speaker2: Dear Speaker3, thank you for your interest in my candidacy for the position of Polish Translator. Please find my CV attached. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Speaker3: Dear Speaker2, I would like to have a quick call with you to discuss this.
Speaker3: Speaker4:
Speaker3: 1/Speaker1: 9hSpeaker10 – 11h00; 5/Speaker1: 12h00, 1Speaker1h00; 6/Speaker1: 9h00 – 10h00
Speaker2: Dear Speaker3, I will be available tomorrow from 15h00 – 17h00 CET.
Speaker3: Dear Speaker2, I propose to call you tomorrow Thu 1/Speaker1 at 15h00 CET. Is it ok with you?
Speaker3: The call will take max Speaker10 min
Speaker2: Ok, 15h00 CET is fine with me. Thank you.
Speaker3: Perfect, I’ll call you then.
Speaker3: Bye!
Speaker2: Bye!
Speaker3: Dear Speaker2, I just tried to call you now-sorry if I have disturbed. In fact, I would like to replace the phone call to this afternoon with a videoconference, so that I can invite other colleagues and decide faster. 
Speaker3: Is it OK for you (you just need a laptop or a smartphone to connect).
Speaker2: Yes, of course, no problem 
Speaker3: Thank you.
Speaker2: Thank you, too
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker3's company urgently needs a Polish Translator for a six-month-long internal assignment. Speaker2 agrees to an improvised video conference with Speaker3 and his colleagues.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 got the job.