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Bizmates Program Level 2-Rank A : Lesson 5 Explaining Your Job

初めての女性のトレーナー。プロフィール写真がインド系っぽい風貌に見えたのでインドなまりのトレーニングになるかと思って予約したが、発音はそんなになまりが強くなく、拍子抜けだった。

  • customers - clients
  • hard - complicated
  • job title - position
  • What do you do?

emacsclient のお供に em

github.com

端末上のシェルから Emacs でファイルを開くときはやっぱりこれが便利。

# open command output in Emacs buffer.
❯ ps aux | em

# open a file in Emacs. Equivalent to `emacsclient -n`.
❯ em test.rb

# open a current directory in Emacs (dired).
❯ em .

昔ブログに書いたはずなのに検索しても見つからないと思ったら、主題が違うエントリの中でひっそりリンクしていただけだった(しかもリンク先のブログは非公開になっている)。

emacsclient で開きまくったバッファをまとめて閉じる - @kyanny's blog

検索キーワード: em emacs mori-dev mori_dev kitokitoki

July: focus on Bizmates

In July, I will focus on Bizmates. My minimum commitment is taking a lesson every weekday.

When I search on Twitter, I see many people tweeting with the hashtag #bizmates. Some of them are veterans, some of them are newcomers.

Someone tweeted that they have been taking hundreds of lessons. Someone tweeted that they have achieved level four.

I felt a little frustrated because I have taken less than ten lessons yet, and I am still at the beginning of level two.

But I changed my mind. I remembered the purpose. Consuming lesson materials as fast as possible isn't my goal.

I want to be able to communicate with English speakers more smoothly and more effectively. I want to be more fluent in speaking English. I want to improve my listening skills.

To achieve my goal, keep practicing speaking and listening to English is vital. As long as I talk with trainers in English, I don't have to worry about the pace of the lesson progress.