核心畫面

Picture time spent inside a real workplace, and what that time leaves behind. Stand a long way back and it is a pile: months and years of jobs, and everything you can do because of them. Stand close and it is a single stretch of days: a student in a borrowed apron, watching how the place works. Both meanings are the same time in the same kind of place — one looks at what it added up to, the other at the stretch itself.

可以想成「待在真正的職場裡的那段時間」,以及那段時間留下了什麼。站遠一點看,它是一疊累積:做過幾年、做過哪些、因此學更多收起可以想成「待在真正的職場裡的那段時間」,以及那段時間留下了什麼。站遠一點看,它是一疊累積:做過幾年、做過哪些、因此學會了什麼。站近一點看,它就是連續的幾天:一個學生穿著借來的圍裙,在旁邊看這個地方怎麼運轉。兩個意思其實是同一段時間、同一種場所。差別只在鏡頭遠近:一個看累積出來的總量,一個看那一小段本身。

Two branches

累積下來的資歷

鏡頭拉遠,看的是總量。

noun · B1

The time you have already spent doing a particular kind of job, and the skill and knowledge that time gave you. It is what an employer asks about when deciding who to hire.

工作經驗

學生的那一小段

鏡頭推近,只看其中一段有頭有尾的日子,而且這段日子是學校安排的。

noun · B1

In British English, a short period — often one or two weeks, usually unpaid — that a young person spends working at a company to see what a real workplace is like. It is part of school training rather than a real job.

(英)學生的職場體驗期