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Scientific
studies have shown that it takes about 3
seconds to make a first impression. And
sometimes first impressions are right and
sometimes they are wrong. This facet of
our lives is within our control. Participants
learn the do’s and don’ts of presenting
themselves as well as danger spots to avoid.
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While most people will not be called upon
to make a 15-minute speech, each of us
needs to be prepared to introduce ourselves.
Elements of a good business introduction
are included as well as practical
applications.
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Even though
we’ve been making introductions of ourselves
and others—there is a protocol as
to who gets introduced to whom.
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The most important
greeting we will use from today and for
the rest of our lives. Handshakes are never
misunderstood. You will practice proper
handshaking.
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Emphasis on how to get
comfortable in everyday situations so that
the participant makes a good impression
on others—and thereby builds confidence
in himself or herself.
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Practical tips on strategies
to be effective and to achieve one’s
goals when at a business or social event.
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This very
important topic is evolving every day and
as the world moves in to even more
sophisticated applications, you will discuss
and learn the correct 21st century business
practices.
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The
most memorable guests are those that
observe the rules of 21st century business
etiquette. The role and responsibility of
the guest are explored and discussed.
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Responsibilities of
being the person responsible for hosting an
event or escorting a person are analyzed.
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and learning
how to ‘read’ the elements of a table setting,
gives participants the confidence to
concentrate on the business at hand,
rather than being concerned as to which is
the right water glass and bread plate.
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Mostly, when we
discuss having ‘good’ manners, we’re
describing good table manners.
Participants will go through several everyday
etiquette dilemmas—including how
to handle a faux pas or misstep.
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Dealing in our highly complex, but
increasingly more global world, discussion
on relevant cultural differences, including
greetings and gift giving.
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Rules to be
effective as a participant or as a convener.
Topics include seating, preparation, and
follow-up.
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Discussion on
importance of thank-you notes, the format
for a variety of situations, and practical
experience in writing one.
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What do I
put on a résumé, and how do I prepare it?
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I am scheduled for interviews all day with
a company that really wants me. How do
I prepare and more importantly how do I
follow-up correctly?
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