Definition: You are given a conversation between two people. 'Person1:' and 'Person2:' are used to separate their respective dialogues. If the conversation begins with a question, label it '1' otherwise '0'.
Input:  Person1:     David , I am going for an interview tomorrow . It's an American company . Can you give me an idea of what the interviewer will ask ?  
 Person2:  Well . They may ask you to tell them more about your educational background and your working background .  
 Person1:      But they can see my resume . It's all in there .  
 Person2:  I know , but sometimes interviewers just want to hear you say it . Then you may be asked for your viewpoint on why you feel you are qualified for the job , give them all your qualifications and how you think they will fit the position you are applying for . Questions like what sort of experience do you have and what are your goals ? are closely related to this .  
 Person1:      Ok . What else ?  
 Person2:  They may want to know how the company will benefit and why they should hire you ?  
 Person1:      I see . What about the salary ?  
 Person2:  Hm , they may ask you what kind of salary you have in mind , or simply tell you what the company is offering . I think the latter is more likely for a starting position , especially if you have little experience . And if they are seriously considering hiring you , they will probably want to know when you would be available to start work . And basically , that's about it .  
 Person1:      Ok , thanks , David . You ’ Ve helped me a lot .  
 Person2:  Anytime . Let me know how it works out . 

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