INTRODUCING ONESELF & OTHERS.pdf
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The document provides tips for introducing yourself in an interview. It recommends being yourself and feeling comfortable in your clothes while avoiding distracting jewelry or prints. It also suggests maintaining eye contact, being confident, and being aware of body language. The document encourages preparing what to say and rehearsing your introduction with a friend.
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INTRODUCING ONESELF & OTHERS.pdf
- 3. Be yourself. What you wear is a part of who you are, so use it to communicate your personality where appropriate. Keep the focus on you. Try and avoid distracting visuals like extravagant jewelry or busy prints to ensure your some attention to your conversation. Be comfortable. Being professional doesn’t mean you have to be uncomfortable—make sure you’re feeling good in your clothes when you leave the house.
- 4. Avoid distractions and keep eye contact. Be confident and comfortable. Be aware of body language. Prepare what to say (If you were well-informed for your next meeting) Rehearse your introduction with a friend. Follow our examples below. IntroducingYourself in an Interview Guide
- 12. He She It I They We You Any other person(name)
- 13. I MY ME YOU YOURS YOUR WE OUR US THEY THEIR THEM SHE HER/HERS HE HE HIS HIM IT ITS IT
- 14. Action words are known as verbs like - eat/ate/eaten/eating - Speak/spoke/spoken/speaking/speaks - Put/put/put/putting/puts - Make/made/made/making/makes - Play/played/played/playing/plays