Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Hello Speaker1, thank you for sending us your CV. We are currently working on an American English transcription project and we have an opening. Here’Speaker2:
Speaker3: The duration is 1-2 months with a possibility of prolongation depending on the client. You will work using an online platform and you will have to listen to audios and transcribe them according to the manual we will provide. The online platform is available 24/7 so you can organize your schedule as you wish.
Speaker3: Please let me know if you’re interested.
Speaker1: Thank you for your message. I'm interested in the job offer. 
Speaker3: Is it OK with you to take an online test?
Speaker1: Yes, of course, I'm willing to take the online test. 
Speaker3: What is your weekly availability?
Speaker1: My current availability is 10 hours per week.
Speaker3: Thank you for your prompt reply. Moving forward, in order for me to be able to send you the transcription manual and the access to the platform for the test, we need you to send us a copy of your ID card/Passport.
Speaker3: Also, could you provide us with a certificate of tax residency? If not, a 19% tax will be applied here, in Spain.
Speaker1: Please find a copy of my ID card attached
Speaker1: <file_other>
Speaker3: Thank you very much.
Speaker1: You’re welcome. I am looking forward to hearing from you.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Romana has sent her CV to Speaker3. Speaker3 offers Romana work on a transcription project on an on-line platform. Romana is interested in the job. Romana has to take an online test first. Romana provides her availability and send a copy of her ID at Speaker3's request.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval It's Tom's birthday. Speaker3 and Speaker2 will come to Tom's place about 5 pm to prepare everything before Tom gets back home at 5:30. Speaker2 has already paid for the cake - Speaker3 will pick it up and she will also get the balloons. 