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Convert an interview time zone

Confirm interview date, time zone, and local start time.

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Phrase Recall

Phrase 1

Offer an interview slot next Thursday at eleven Eastern.

Choose the missing phrase.

We're arranging your interview for next Thursday at eleven a.m. Eastern Time. Can you attend?Eastern Time is three hours ahead of Pacific Time. Would eight a.m. Pacific work for you?Will you add Thursday at eight a.m. Pacific to your calendar?

Phrase 2

Confirm participation but ask for the Pacific local time.

Choose the missing phrase.

Yes, but I'm in Pacific Time, so I want to confirm the local time.Yes, eight a.m. Pacific works for me.Yes, I'll save it with the time zone clearly marked.

Phrase 3

Explain the three-hour difference and propose eight Pacific.

Choose the missing phrase.

Eastern Time is three hours ahead of Pacific Time. Would eight a.m. Pacific work for you?We're arranging your interview for next Thursday at eleven a.m. Eastern Time. Can you attend?Will you add Thursday at eight a.m. Pacific to your calendar?

Phrase 4

Accept the eight a.m. Pacific appointment.

Choose the missing phrase.

Yes, eight a.m. Pacific works for me.Yes, but I'm in Pacific Time, so I want to confirm the local time.Yes, I'll save it with the time zone clearly marked.

Phrase 5

Ask the candidate to add the local interview time to the calendar.

Choose the missing phrase.

Will you add Thursday at eight a.m. Pacific to your calendar?We're arranging your interview for next Thursday at eleven a.m. Eastern Time. Can you attend?Eastern Time is three hours ahead of Pacific Time. Would eight a.m. Pacific work for you?

Phrase 6

Promise to save the meeting with its time zone marked.

Choose the missing phrase.

Yes, I'll save it with the time zone clearly marked.Yes, but I'm in Pacific Time, so I want to confirm the local time.Yes, eight a.m. Pacific works for me.

Phrase 7

Offer an invitation showing both time zones.

Choose the missing phrase.

Should I send the invitation showing both Eastern and Pacific times?We're arranging your interview for next Thursday at eleven a.m. Eastern Time. Can you attend?Eastern Time is three hours ahead of Pacific Time. Would eight a.m. Pacific work for you?

Phrase 8

Ask to see both Eastern and Pacific times in the invitation.

Choose the missing phrase.

That would be helpful. Please show both times in the invitation.Yes, but I'm in Pacific Time, so I want to confirm the local time.Yes, eight a.m. Pacific works for me.

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Convert an interview time zone

Review the full call after listening.

On which day is the interview planned?

What time does the recruiter first propose in Eastern Time?

Which time zone is the candidate in?

How far ahead is Eastern Time compared with Pacific Time?

What local time does the candidate accept?

What does the caller ask the candidate to add to the calendar?

What detail will the candidate mark clearly?

What should the calendar invitation show?

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Phrase Recall

Offer an interview slot next Thursday at eleven Eastern.

Confirm participation but ask for the Pacific local time.

Explain the three-hour difference and propose eight Pacific.

Accept the eight a.m. Pacific appointment.

Ask the candidate to add the local interview time to the calendar.

Promise to save the meeting with its time zone marked.

Offer an invitation showing both time zones.

Ask to see both Eastern and Pacific times in the invitation.

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