Career event networking: Learning About Company Culture
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Key Phrases
Hola, mucho gusto. Soy ^FIRST^ ^LAST^ .
Hello, nice to meet you. I'm ^FIRST^ ^LAST^.
Vine al evento para conocer mejor su empresa.
I came to the event to learn more about your company.
¿Cómo es la cultura de trabajo aquí? ¿También hay buen equilibrio entre trabajo y vida personal?
What is the work culture like here? Is there also a good work-life balance?
Skills You'll Learn
Introducing yourself politely in a professional setting.
Presentarte con cortesía en un entorno profesional.
Explaining why you attended an event and expressing interest in a company.
Explicar por qué asististe a un evento y mostrar interés en una empresa.
Asking about workplace culture, personal growth, and work-life balance.
Preguntar sobre la cultura laboral, el crecimiento personal y el equilibrio entre trabajo y vida personal.
Lesson Roleplay
Imagine you are at a professional networking event in Mexico, introducing yourself to a company representative and asking about the company’s work culture, personal growth, and work-life balance.
Hola, mucho gusto. Soy Emily Smith .
Hello, nice to meet you. I’m Emily Smith.
Hola, Emily . Qué gusto conocerte.
Hi, Emily. Nice to meet you.
Vine al evento para conocer mejor su empresa.
I came to the event to learn more about your company.
Claro, con gusto te cuento un poco.
Of course, I’d be happy to tell you a bit about it.
¿Cómo es la cultura de trabajo aquí?
What is the work culture like here?
Lesson Vocabulary & Phrases
Hola.
OH-lah
Hello.
Mucho gusto.
MOO-choh GOOS-toh
Nice to meet you.
🇲🇽 [Mucho gusto] is a standard polite opener when meeting someone at an event. In Mexico, it sounds natural with strangers and professional contacts.
See breakdown →Hola, mucho gusto.
OH-lah MOO-choh GOOS-toh
Hello, nice to meet you.
🇲🇽 This is a normal, polite way to open a first meeting at a career event. It's friendly without sounding too casual.
See breakdown →Soy Emily Smith .
SOY
I'm Emily Smith.
Qué gusto.
keh GOOS-toh
Nice to meet you.
🇲🇽 [Qué gusto] feels warm and natural when meeting someone in person. On its own, it's more conversational than stiffly formal.
See breakdown →Conocerte
koh-noh-SER-teh
To meet you
💬 [Conocerte] bundles [conocer] with [te], so it literally means "to meet/know you." You'll see the same pattern in [ayudarte] "to help you" and [buscarte] "to look for you".
See breakdown →Qué gusto conocerte.
keh GOOS-toh koh-noh-SER-teh
Nice to meet you.
🇲🇽 [Conocerte] uses [tú], so this fits best if the other person is around your age or the setting is already informal. At a professional event in Mexico, many people would start a bit more neutral unless the vibe is clearly casual.
See breakdown →Vine.
BEE-neh
I came.
Al evento
ahl eh-BEHN-toh
To the event
💬 [Al] is a shortcut for [a el]. The same thing happens in [Voy al evento] and [Entré al edificio].
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