You will hear a dialogue between a man and HR Manager.For each question(23-30),

Malcolm: Ah, you must be Nellie Hamilton. Welcome to the Biscuit Barrel!
Nellie: Thank you very much Mr. McKenzie.
Malcolm: So this is the general office, and my office is right at the end there. How are you finding things up here? A bit different from London and the south, isn’t it?
Nellie: Yes, but I’ve got some family up here, so 1 know the area quite well. I used to come on holidays here all through my school days. And I’m staying with them now, just until I find my feet and somewhere to live a bit nearer the factory.
Malcolm: Now as you know, you’ve been sent up by our London office to help us on the project management of the launch of this new product range. You were in London for how long?
Nellie: Well, a little over eighteen months, I think. I did an MA in marketing over in Canada, in Toronto, and went straight from there to a work part-time in the Biscuit Barrel London office for six months. Luckily they liked me and made me permanent about a year ago. And I’ve been helping them with product strategy and placement since then.
Malcolm: Well, we hope that’s going to come in very useful in your time with us up here. You know about " Country Crumbles" , don’t you?
Nellie: Well, there was quite a lot of talk going on in the London office about a new product range, but I can’t say I know any of the details of " Country Crumbles" , no.
Malcolm: No, of course not. Well, we’ve got a big meeting tomorrow morning and that should help you fill in some of the blanks, and also allow you to meet a lot of the colleagues you’ll be working with.
Nellie: Great! Malcolm: But there’s one person you ought to meet straight away. Janet, can you ask Andrea Mueller to come in here please? Thanks. Andrea Mueller is going to be your own secretary and PA. She’s from Austria, and started with us here about two years ago.