Pratically Speaking - Introducing Yourself To A Group

Speaking to people you don't know may be quite scaring and mostly quite hard to be avoided, but it doesn't need to be painful, and this pop-up class is for you, who is willing to change this status quo, or who just is willing to go through conversations more smoothly.

Introducing yourself to a group is the very first step into speaking in public, it is the part of speaking in public that we are going to repeat the most, In summary, introducing ourselves is essential for building connections, establishing trust, and creating a positive atmosphere.

Speaking in public, also known as oratory, is the act or skill of delivering speeches on a subject before a live audience. It is an essential skill in various fields, including academia, professional presentations, and work meetings. Public speaking helps individuals inform or change the audience's thoughts and actions.

1. Sets a tone and establishes trust: Proper introductions can create a positive atmosphere and make people feel more at ease in a social situation.
2. Reveals approachability and openness: Introducing oneself demonstrates that you are open to meeting new people and engaging in conversation.
3. Helps build connections: A well-executed introduction can help create a positive impression and foster better relationships.
4. Improves self-confidence: Practising the art of self-introduction can boost your confidence and help you feel more comfortable in social situations.
5. Enhances communication skills: Introducing yourself effectively can lead to improved communication skills and better understanding in social and professional settings.
6. Signals power or competence: A confident and genuine introduction can convey your expertise and authority in a given situation.
7. Builds empathy and understanding: Introducing yourself demonstrates that you care about others and are willing to listen and learn from their experiences.
8. Promotes a sense of belonging: A simple introduction can make people feel included and valued in a group or community.

During this class you will go through the 10 topics below, be ready to show who you are! Start the preparation and don't miss a single detail, with our job interview preparation you are going to create your own ritual of preparation, starting from the job description, understanding what skills and experience the employer is looking for, designing your pitch, but not before understand what are the company's values. Look over your CV and be ready to answer confidently at any question the interviewer might ask you.

1. Do your homework: Spend some time learning everything you can about the company, including its mission, values, culture, and recent news or developments that might be relevant to your interview. This information can help you tailor your answers and demonstrate if you are interested in the company.
2. Review the job description: Make sure you have a good understanding of the role you're applying for and the skills and experience required. Practice answering common interview questions, focusing on answering the question directly and succinctly, while also demonstrating your skills and experience.
3. Aesthetics: Make sure your style matches the company needs, and if so, dress appropriately for the interview, taking into account the company's culture and dress code.
4. Review your resume: Have a look at your resume, making sure it contains the details you need to tell a good story.
5. Greetings and salutations: Appropriate handshakes and good eye contact, and expect to spend some time developing rapport.
6. Listen carefully and be honest: Be attentive to the question being asked so that you answer the question to the best of your ability. Stay focused on the issue and be truthful in your responses.
7. Be an active candidate, ask questions: Prepare a list of questions to ask the interviewer about the company and the role. This will show that you are interested in the position and have done your research.
8. Practice, practice, practice: During the classes we will practice. This will help you feel more comfortable and confident during the actual interview.
9. Follow up: After the interview, send a thank-you note or email to the interviewer to express your appreciation for the opportunity to interview and reiterate your interest in the position.
10. By following these steps and tips, you can prepare yourself for a successful job interview and increase your chances of landing the job.

Learn how:

• To do your preparation (homework);
• To keep your eyes open and pay attention to what are the important details;
• To take your time and respond properly;
• Be more comfortable to be original, explore originality.