Flipchart paper Materials Required Markers Facilitator divides the group into triads to practice effective introductions. Since this activity is short, participants are recommended to choose their nearest seatmates as their co-triad. In the first part, Person A introduces himself to the Person B using the Recommended steps shared in the presentation. Activity In the second part, Person B introduces Person C to Person A using the guidelines provided. Encourage them to give feedback to one another. Delivery Tips Give plenty of examples. Making a Great First Impression If you want to make a good impression, know that you need to project 3 C’s: Confidence Having a straight but relaxed posture. Hold your head high and steady. Don’t slouch or slump. Moving in a natural, unaffected manner. Maintaining eye contact with the people you are talking to. Competence Exhibiting knowledge of your Know your way around the agenda. Being prepared for the meeting. Bring supportive materials to emphasize your points. Answer questions in a clear and professional manner, avoiding the use of slang or technical jargon. Asking relevant questions. Credibility Arriving on time. Being presentable (well-groomed and mindful of dress codes. Keeping true to your word. Estimated Time 10 minutes Topic Objective To present the elements of a good first impression.
Materials Required Flipchart paper Markers Recommended Activity Facilitator divides the group into triads to practice effective introductions. Since this activity is short, participants are recommended to choose their nearest seatmates as their co-triad. In the first part, Person A introduces himself to the Person B using the steps shared in the presentation. In the second part, Person B introduces Person C to Person A using the guidelines provided. Encourage them to give feedback to one another. Delivery Tips Give plenty of examples. Making a Great First Impression If you want to make a good impression, know that you need to project 3 C’s: Confidence Having a straight but relaxed posture. Hold your head high and steady. Don’t slouch or slump. Moving in a natural, unaffected manner. Maintaining eye contact with the people you are talking to. Competence Exhibiting knowledge of your Know your way around the agenda. Being prepared for the meeting. Bring supportive materials to emphasize your points. Answer questions in a clear and professional manner, avoiding the use of slang or technical jargon. Asking relevant questions. Credibility Arriving on time. Being presentable (well-groomed and mindful of dress codes. Keeping true to your word. Estimated Time 10 minutes Topic Objective To present the elements of a good first impression.
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