Etiquette Classes in Central Florida » social skill http://etiquette-blog.com Etiquette, Dining and Social Skills, adults, teens and children Mon, 18 Jul 2011 14:20:59 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Introductions http://etiquette-blog.com/2008/11/introductions/ http://etiquette-blog.com/2008/11/introductions/#comments Thu, 06 Nov 2008 22:26:23 +0000 Ginny Brown http://etiquette-blog.com/?p=19 In everyday life it is important to make a good first impression.  Knowing the rules of introductions will help you do this.  If you are in the business world, knowing how to introduce people properly will make a positive impression on your client, potential client, and your boss. You want to demonstrate that you know how to handle yourself and that you are confident with your skills.   When you exhibit those skills, a person will be more inclined to do business with you.

Importance of Introduction Skills

The person who is knowledgeable about the rules of introductions will feel comfortable and confident in their interview.  Having this skill, the person is able to concentrate on the interview and present himself in the best manner that he can.  This also applies to anyone interviewing for a job.  Knowing how to meet and greet someone shows respect and confidence.  These are two qualities which will enable  you to make the best impression you can in securing the job.etiquette, manners, introductions

  • Do you know how to introduce someone properly?
  • Are there any rules to proper introductions?
  • Do men and women shake hands today when meeting one another?
  • Do you look someone in the eyes when making introductions?
  • What are the benefits of knowing how to make proper introductions?
  • Is this a part of etiquette?
  • What about the young person who is interviewing for a scholarship to college?

    Conclusion

    What experiences have you had where you weren’t comfortable in knowing who to introduce first or even how to introduce someone?  Have you had a situation where the person you were interacting with didn’t have a clue about meeting someone?  Have you experienced meeting someone in a professional setting, and the person didn’t even bother to introduce themself or look you in the eye?  How did or how would that make you feel?  As always, I welcome comments and thoughts.

    Questions or comments are always appreciated.

    Ginny Brown

    Hoschton, Georgia (Hamilton Mill area, Dacula, GA)
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