Describe a company where you live that employs a lot of people IELTS cue card

IELTS Speaking Part 2: IELTS Cue Card

Describe a company where you live that employs a lot of people.

You should say
What it does?
How many people it employs?
What kind of people work there?
How you feel about it?

Note: You will have to talk about the topic for one to two minutes. You have one minute to think about what you are going to say. You can make some notes to help you if you wish.

Model Answers and follow up questions to describe a company where you live that employs a lot of people IELTS cue card:

Model Answer 1:

Introduction:
Well, there are a lot of options to work in my hometown like people Can set up their own business, it can be at large or small scale, can get employment in various firms according to the qualification and skill they possess. There are numerous factories which employ thousands of people from which some are Hyundai Motors, Mahindra, Bharat Petroleum, but here I would like to talk about an industry which is currently at the top and people are really interested to work in it.

What it does?
The name of the industry is HMEL’s Guru Gobind Singh Petroleum Refinery. It is strategically positioned to Service the energy demand using world-class technologies, they produce superior quality, high value and environmentally safe petroleum and petrochemical products to fuel the growth of surging India.

How many people it employs? and What kind of people work there?
This industry employs thousands of people who are not only from India but also from other countries. There are various reasons that why people are struggling to get a job in this company. First and foremost is the Salary package which includes a plethora of other benefits. Secondly, the work culture is outstandingly safe. This is the first company in Bathinda that got a 5-star rating in Process Safety Management.

How you feel about it? and Conclusion:
Honestly, I’m really honored that this industry is near my town as it plays an important role to empower the city.

Model Answer 2:

Introduction:

  • I know of many workplaces in and around my home town such as industries, banks, and educational institutes.
  • Here I am going to talk about a workplace, which is in my hometown and employs a lot of people.
  • It is the JCT mill, which stands for Jagatjit Cotton and Textile Mills.
  • It is on the G.T. Road.
  • This mill was established in 1946.
  • The chairman of the company is Mr. M.M. Thapar.
  • My uncle works in the HR department of this Mill.
  • He tells me a lot about the Mill.

How many people it employs?

  • Many people, nearly around 30,000, work in this Mill and they are proud to be part of this Mill.
  • The employer employee relation is very good.
  • They provide many facilities to their employees.
  • They provide housing at a very low cost to their employees.
  • Their housing colony is called Thapar Colony.
  • They also provide healthcare facilities for their employees.
  • They have a school where the children of their workers can study free of cost.
  • This school is affiliated to the Punjab School Education Board.
  • The employees live in a world of their own inside the Thapar Colony.
  • There is 24 hours power supply.
  • They give bonuses and perks to their employees from time to time.

What it does?

  • The Mill manufactures cotton fabric.
  • Even big names like Raymonds and Siyaram buy fabric from here and sell it under their own tag.
  • They have even started manufacturing organic cotton.
  • They also export their products.
  • Recently they started their readymade garment section in which they have mass production of Men’s shirts under the brand name of Tyrock.

Conclusion:

  • So, this is the workplace where many people work.

IELTS Speaking Part 3 : Follow up Questions

Here some examples of follow up questions that you may asked during your speaking part 3 by examiner related to cue card “describe a company where you live that employs a lot of people”.

1. Is it easy to find a job in India?
In this competitive era, it is tough to find a job in India and other countries. People do their best to get the job which increases the level of competition.

No, definitely not easy. India is a diverse country and has a population of more than 120 crores. Obviously, there is a lot of competition in getting jobs.

2. What should the government do if there is unemployment?
well, no work is big or small so government should encourage people to accept the small job if someone offered them and try to give the best performance to achieve higher position. Moreover, the government should motivate people to do self-employment.

The government should encourage self-employment and also set up cottage industries, so that more and more people can be employed. MNCs should also be encouraged, so that the
problem of unemployment can be mitigated.

3. Is a high salary important?
It varies from person to person. Some people accept the job because of its higher pay scale; it doesn’t matter whether they are interested in the job. On the other hand, some people are passionate about their work they want satisfaction, so they accept those jobs they want to do, it is ok if they receive a low salary.

Yes, a high salary is very important. Money is of course the most important motivation to work. But sometimes, it is OK to get a job one loves, even if the salary is a bit less.

4. Is it ok to do a job you like with a low salary?
As I said earlier, it depends on the situation and person. Some people accept lower-salary jobs because they want satisfaction. On the other hand fresher’s won’t experience, so they get lower salary job in the starting of their career.

If I have to choose a job with a slightly high salary, but I don’t like it, then I wouldn’t do it and choose the job of my liking. However, if the difference in pay is very high, then I would go for that job even if I don’t like it much.

5. Are there many big companies in your country?
Yes, there are many big companies in India, and some are establishing in the coming time. India is a developing nation, so developed country’s companies launch branch in developing nations.

Yes, there are. India is a fast developing country. There are many Indian companies, which are very big such as Tata, Mahindra, Godrej, Reliance, Onida, and so on. There are also many multinational giants which have opened branches in India, such as Samsung, LG, Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai, and so on.

6. How can a small company grow big?
Many things are required to make a small organization big such as men’s power, good strategies, offer excellent customer services, use social media, and, most importantly, money.

Small companies can do so in many ways. They can work hard, employ skilled workers, focus on quality, and employ good marketing strategies.

7. Should big companies donate more to charities?
More businesses, large and small, are discovering advantages of supporting charitable causes because doing so can improve their companies. Moreover, the company will receive charitable activities, and you will also gain numerous social benefits when you give back.

Yes, they should. I believe that anyone who has enough should help the needy on humanitarian grounds. Many big companies help NGOs and NPOs. This is a win-win situation for both. When they get publicity for their charity work, they are getting advertisement for free.

8. Should big companies be punished more seriously if they break the law?
The law is equal for all, so it doesn’t matter how big or small a company is. So I think the government should give strict punishment to the company for breaking the law.

No, they should not. Law should be the same for all – big as well as small companies. Usually, big companies have big connections. So, they try to get away with their wrongdoings. This also should not happen. Punishment should be equally serious for all law offenders.

9. What are the good things about working for a big company?
Benefits: Lots of Perks One of the apparent benefits of working for a large company is many perks. For example, most large companies can offer a range of insurance options. Opportunities Decision making High lifestyle

10. What are the differences between big companies and small companies?
Financing of Small and Large Businesses Differences in Market Payscale services

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Describe a company where you live that employs a lot of people IELTS cue card

Describe a company where you live that employs a lot of people IELTS cue card

Introduction:
Well, there are a lot of options to work in my hometown like people Can set up their own business, it can be at large or small scale, can get employment in various firms according to the qualification and skill they possess. There are numerous factories which employ thousands of people from which some are Hyundai Motors, Mahindra, Bharat Petroleum, but here I would like to talk about an industry which is currently at the top and people are really interested to work in it.
What it does?
The name of the industry is HMEL’s Guru Gobind Singh Petroleum Refinery. It is strategically positioned to Service the energy demand using world-class technologies, they produce superior quality, high value and environmentally safe petroleum and petrochemical products to fuel the growth of surging India.
How many people it employs? and What kind of people work there?
This industry employs thousands of people who are not only from India but also from other countries. There are various reasons that why people are struggling to get a job in this company. First and foremost is the Salary package which includes a plethora of other benefits. Secondly, the work culture is outstandingly safe. This is the first company in Bathinda that got a 5-star rating in Process Safety Management.

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