(((((((((( Briefy Respond to the Following Two Responses to the Questions ))))))))))
Note: These are students responses to two different questions. I need someone to conduct a response to their answers. I will put their answers in qutation marks.
Question 1: Introductions. What are THREE most important things you should keep in mind with professional introductions? Show (create or find a video) to us how it is done.
Student Response 1: “With professional introductions its important to be confident and pay attention to the information shared with you. When meeting someone for the first time, use their name several times throughout the course of the conversation to help with retention of names. Maintain level of familiarity with someone from introduction and into future conversations. It’s unprofessional to use titles during introductions and then immediately assume familiarity with someone by dropping them in the next conversation. Most importantly, don’t rush through introductions. Build relationships and connections and make sure to remember their name for future dealings.”
Question 2: Professional Dress—WOMEN. Describe business attire AND business casual for women. What are some of today’s fashions and trends that would or would not be appropriate for the workplace?
Student Response 2: “Business attire for women is extremely important and can sometimes be extremely tricky to master. It is always vital to have a clean and simple look in the business place. This means clean and possibly a nude color of nails, no loud jewelry and your hair should be pulled back so your face is shown. Lately there have been many trends of sleek looking buns and ponytails and this is perfect for the workplace. Some trends that would not be acceptable would be anything lace or see through. It is always best to have a nice pantsuit or even a suit with a matching skirt. Button down shirts and blazers are also acceptable to wear. Also, flats or one to three inch heels will also be fine for business attire. It is also important to remember, some business settings are more strict than others, for example, if you are a CPA your dress code will be a little different than someone who is a saleswoman for a company.”
