Look at the table below. You will hear a woman talking about a sales appointment. Listen to the information and write the missin

F: Ann Tang speaking.
M: Hello, Ann. Have you got a newspaper this morning?
F: Yes, What do you want to find out?
M: Are there any suitable sales jobs advertised in today’s paper? I can’t get a paper where I am at present.
F: Sales jobs. Let me see. Yes, there are a few. There’s a good one here with a leading international toy company. ￡ 50,000 a year, but they’re looking for someone over 40—with at least 15 years’ experience.
M: That’s no good.
F: Ah here. A Sales Development Manager with an American mail order company. The advertisement says "One person aged 30 to 35. The salary for the right person will be as high as ￡ 28,000".
M: That seems OK. What about experience?
F: They want someone with a minimum of 10 years’ experience and someone who can speak German.
M: What a pity! I’m afraid I’ve never learnt German.
F: This next one may be all right for you. Assistant Manager, A Sales Department of a large national engineering company. Salary approximately ￡24,000 with car and benefits. Aged preferably between 25 and 35 with over 5 years’ experience.