A presentation on networking skills given on April 20, 2011, to the Dallas chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP).
21 Profitable Blog Post & Article IdeasJeff Herring
This document provides 21 ideas for blog post and article topics that can help online entrepreneurs attract more visitors, traffic, and sales to their websites. It introduces the ideas and gives short descriptions of each, including topics like naming common mistakes in a niche, providing reasons to do something, outlining stages of a problem, and discussing barriers to goals. The purpose is to give readers content ideas that will be profitable for driving engagement and business results.
Session 3 overcoming some obstacles ( SMS )Amaan Hussain
The document discusses communication apprehension, which refers to the fear of communication. It identifies two types of communication apprehension: trait apprehension which is a general fear of communication, and state apprehension which refers to fear specific to a given situation. Factors that can increase communication apprehension are discussed such as the degree of evaluation, unpredictability, and dissimilarity in a situation. Theories for managing communication apprehension include cognitive restructuring, systematic desensitization, and skill acquisition. Suggestions are provided for empowering apprehensive communicators such as practicing active listening and speaking to one person at a time.
Santa clara library speakers bureau need of local libraries narrateddwolfgra
Measure A is a ballot measure that would continue existing taxpayer funding for local libraries in Santa Clara County. The funding has been in place for 20 years but is set to expire. Continuing the funding at the current rate of $33.66 per year for single family homes would help local libraries maintain programs and services like buying books, keeping librarians, and summer reading programs, without increasing taxes. A vote on Measure A will be held in August 2013 to decide whether to extend this community funding for another 20 years.
School libraries serving special needs studentsLisa Perez
1) The document provides guidance for librarians on including students with special needs such as autism, emotional-behavioral disorders, intellectual disabilities, and learning disabilities in mainstream classrooms.
2) It recommends nine strategies: using visual schedules and cues, clear communication, reinforcement, choice-making, addressing sensory needs, peer and paraprofessional support, collaboration, and accountability measures.
3) The strategies are meant to help librarians implement accommodations from students' IEPs and meet the varied needs of all students in an inclusive setting.
A presentation on networking skills given on April 20, 2011, to the Dallas chapter of the International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP).
21 Profitable Blog Post & Article IdeasJeff Herring
This document provides 21 ideas for blog post and article topics that can help online entrepreneurs attract more visitors, traffic, and sales to their websites. It introduces the ideas and gives short descriptions of each, including topics like naming common mistakes in a niche, providing reasons to do something, outlining stages of a problem, and discussing barriers to goals. The purpose is to give readers content ideas that will be profitable for driving engagement and business results.
Session 3 overcoming some obstacles ( SMS )Amaan Hussain
The document discusses communication apprehension, which refers to the fear of communication. It identifies two types of communication apprehension: trait apprehension which is a general fear of communication, and state apprehension which refers to fear specific to a given situation. Factors that can increase communication apprehension are discussed such as the degree of evaluation, unpredictability, and dissimilarity in a situation. Theories for managing communication apprehension include cognitive restructuring, systematic desensitization, and skill acquisition. Suggestions are provided for empowering apprehensive communicators such as practicing active listening and speaking to one person at a time.
Santa clara library speakers bureau need of local libraries narrateddwolfgra
Measure A is a ballot measure that would continue existing taxpayer funding for local libraries in Santa Clara County. The funding has been in place for 20 years but is set to expire. Continuing the funding at the current rate of $33.66 per year for single family homes would help local libraries maintain programs and services like buying books, keeping librarians, and summer reading programs, without increasing taxes. A vote on Measure A will be held in August 2013 to decide whether to extend this community funding for another 20 years.
School libraries serving special needs studentsLisa Perez
1) The document provides guidance for librarians on including students with special needs such as autism, emotional-behavioral disorders, intellectual disabilities, and learning disabilities in mainstream classrooms.
2) It recommends nine strategies: using visual schedules and cues, clear communication, reinforcement, choice-making, addressing sensory needs, peer and paraprofessional support, collaboration, and accountability measures.
3) The strategies are meant to help librarians implement accommodations from students' IEPs and meet the varied needs of all students in an inclusive setting.
Architectural Professional Practice - The Business EtiquetteGalala University
Business etiquette involves presenting yourself professionally through good manners, appropriate attire, punctuality, and respect for others. Key principles include maintaining a positive attitude, strong work ethic, and integrity. Proper introductions, handshakes, email etiquette, cell phone use, and nonverbal communication are important for success in business interactions and meetings.
The document provides tips for effective networking, including being patient, accepting rejections, asking questions of others, and following up. It emphasizes focusing on learning about others rather than just getting a job, being confident, keeping an open schedule, and making connections through volunteer roles. Tips include customizing communications, introducing oneself positively, and physically engaging at events.
The document provides 10 tips for improving communication skills: 1) Watch your body language and be aware of how you are communicating non-verbally. 2) Remove filler words from your speech like "um" and "ah". 3) Prepare for small talk conversations by having common topics like family, occupation, recreation, and dreams prepared. 4) Tell stories when communicating to make your message more engaging and persuasive. 5) Ask questions and repeat back what the other person said to show you are listening and to clarify understanding. 6) Minimize distractions when communicating with others. 7) Tailor your message to your specific audience. 8) Keep written and verbal communication brief but ensure all necessary information is included. 9) Develop empathy
How to Manage Your BOSS_Materi Pelatihan "Comprehensive & PROFESSIONAL SECRET...Kanaidi ken
The document provides 12 tips for impressing one's boss or others, including caring about people, being honest, speaking one's mind respectfully, asking for help, working hard to help others, asking questions, doing what's unexpected, giving more than expected, and doing things with a personal touch. The overall message is that genuinely helping others through one's work and interactions is the best way to make a positive impression.
Understanding people simply involves recognizing people for what they are; not what you think they are, nor what you want them to be
People are 10,000 times more interested in themselves than you!!
This document discusses different types of etiquette including travel, business, social, eating, meeting, and telephone etiquette. It provides tips and guidelines for proper etiquette in these situations. Some key points covered include waiting for the host to start eating first when dining as a guest, placing knives and forks diagonally on the plate to signal you're finished, being punctual and keeping to the agenda for business meetings, giving up your seat if transportation is full, and generally being polite and respectful in social interactions. The document emphasizes that following etiquette rules can help you appear more confident and make a good impression.
There is a science and an art to sparkling conversations. In this guide, you'll learn the basics of Conversations 101:
- My 25 Favorite Conversation Starters
- How to Talk to Strangers (in a good way)
- The Best Way to Create Conversational Sparks
- The ‘Eyebrow’ Trick (it sounds weird, and it is, but it’s EXTREMELY helpful)
- The Art of a Graceful Exit
This document discusses the importance of business etiquette and provides tips in several key areas:
1. It outlines basic business etiquette rules and norms for interactions, like handshakes, introductions, business cards, and appropriate body language.
2. Proper etiquette makes a strong first impression and allows civil interactions, with tips for things like the first 12 words/steps/inches in a meeting.
3. Advice is given for networking events like mixing and mingling, being a good conversationalist, and dressing appropriately for different business occasions.
This document provides guidance on business etiquette and proper workplace behavior. It discusses etiquette basics such as holding doors, elevator etiquette, and automobile etiquette. It also provides principles for impeccable work behavior such as dressing appropriately, honoring your working hours, being friendly while keeping personal information private, having a positive attitude, keeping an open mind, listening, and working hard. The overall message is that etiquette and conduct are important for success in business and one's career.
Ten Ways to Improve Your Interpersonal SkillsFaisal Basra
This document provides 10 tips for improving interpersonal skills in the workplace: 1) Smile and maintain a positive attitude; 2) Appreciate others with praise and thanks; 3) Pay attention to others' lives and use their names; 4) Practice active listening by restating what others say; 5) Bring people together and avoid favoritism or gossip; 6) Resolve conflicts by mediating disagreements; 7) Communicate clearly to avoid misunderstandings; 8) Use humor to gain affection; 9) See things from others' perspectives with empathy; 10) Avoid chronic complaining that gives a bad reputation.
The document provides etiquette guidelines for professionals in business settings. It covers proper greetings and handshakes, introductions, business cards, meeting etiquette, dress codes, dining etiquette, and interview etiquette. The purpose is to make others feel comfortable and build rapport through polite manners and etiquette.
Hot Tips For Attending Networking FunctionsCPA Australia
The document provides 10 tips for effectively networking at functions and events. The tips include deciding your objectives for attending, preparing logistics like business cards, having quality conversations by listening well and asking questions, bringing conversation starters, avoiding long silences or talking only about work, maintaining eye contact, acting as a host to get conversations started, and enjoying yourself. The overall goal is to build quality connections and trust with others in order to expand one's professional network.
Quick summary of what I learned from completing a Lynda certification on Negotiation Foundations for my negotiation skills class at Penn State Mont Alto.
The document provides 15 tips for developing an Asian mindset for doing business in Asia. Some key tips include understanding other cultures by learning about their history, traditions, and interacting with people; appreciating religious faiths as they define cultures and business ethics; developing flexible mindsets and being prepared for uncertainties as rules may be more flexible and changes can occur; and remembering that the thumb rule is to respect local cultures but expect to behave like a local when doing business in Asia. Understanding differences in communication styles like high versus low context cultures and monochronic versus polychronic time is also important. The overall goal is to build strong personal relationships and understand cultural contexts.
Personality development is really necessary for grooming of life. You should follow all these tips in order to become a successful person. These ways of personality development are effective.
Business networking (21 jun 2011) p singhJoanne Heeps
The document provides tips for successful business networking, including overcoming common challenges like not knowing what to say. It suggests identifying good networking groups and having business cards, name tags, and note pads. Appropriate attire and non-verbal communication are important. Examples of conversation starters are provided, as is advice on politely ending discussions. Networking etiquette tips conclude the document.
Business networking is a powerful tool for business people to meet relevant people that can help them further their career, whether it is a new job or new clients.
Business networking is the act of interacting and conversing with other people to develop professional contacts and exchange information, usually in the setting of an event or meeting.
Networking helps individuals to establish and nurture long-term and mutually valuable relationships, popular with career-focused professionals.
The aim is usually to expand one’s circle of influence and acquaintances to enhance opportunities to further one’s career – whether it is a new job or promotion or to meet potential future clients, customers or business partners.
Invest time (and a little bit of money) into increasing your networks and relationships – personal and professional, and in the long-run, you will reap the benefits.
This document provides tips for making positive impressions and maintaining proper workplace etiquette. Some key points include:
- Dress professionally and make eye contact to present yourself well initially. Keep your work area neat.
- Treat all coworkers, including administrative staff, with respect. Learn names and be courteous in communications.
- Arrive on time for meetings and do not interrupt others. Limit personal calls and food consumption at your workspace.
- Proper etiquette and conduct reflects positively on you and shows respect for others. What is appropriate can vary in different organizations.
Communicating The Essence of Organizational SuccessDr. Craig LynellBull52
Communicating: The Essence of Organizational Success
Dr. Craig Nathanson
1
What is Communication?
The exchange of messages between persons for the purpose of constructing common meaning
The most critical skill for managers and for self-leadership
Personal power
Motivation
Resolving conflict
Delegation and/or empowerment
Facilitation
Collaboration
2
2
The Challenge – Poor communications at work
Poor communication and interpersonal relationships
3
Abrasive, insensitive, unskillful message delivery
Distant, distrustful, uncaring interpersonal relationships
Restricted, inaccurate information, and defective communication flow
3
Traditional model of Business Communications
Focus on Accuracy and Efficiency
Conduit Model
transmitter, receiver, noise
However…
4
Recent research confirms that interpersonal problems are responsible for a significant proportion of communication problems
4
Communications is a complex process
Example
Terry: I won’t make it to work again tomorrow; this pregnancy keeps me nauseous and my doctor says I should probably be reduced to part time.
Boss: Terry, this is the third day you have missed and your appointments keep backing up; we have to cover for you and this is messing all of us up!
Message- encode- decode by receiver- message received
Margin for error is high at each step!
Some social psychologists estimate there is a usual loss of 40-60% of the meaning in a message from sender to receiver!
5
5
Barriers to effective communications
Language: how we say it
Defensiveness or distorted perceptions
Misreading of body language
Self-fulfilling assumptions
Managers hesitation to be candid
Distrusted source
Perceptual biases
6
6
Reading non-verbal cues
Visual
Body language, facial expression
Tactile
The use of touch
Vocal
The meaning changes through use of voice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOkrS1v7Ywk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvEci5Bjgd4
7
7
Reading non-verbal cues
Physical space
North American culture safe zones
The intimate zone - our closest friends – 2 feet
The personal zone- family and friends- 2-4 feet
The social zone- where most business transactions take place 4-12 feet
The public zone- used for presentations- over 12 feet
8
8
It all starts with good listening skills
Listen openly and with empathy
Judge the content not the person
Use many methods to comprehend
Fight off distractions
Use questions to gather data
Respond with interest
9
9
Common fears around giving feedback
Fear of the other person’s reaction
Only subjective data available
Information may be flawed
May be based on personal bias
10
10
Characteristics of effective feedback
Descriptive (not evaluative)
Focused on the behavior, not the person
Given to help not hurt
Better when solicited than imposed
Timely (given when the person is ready and can use the data)
Doesn’t overload the receiver
The use of checking (asking the receiver to repe ...
The document discusses various types of etiquette including social, corporate, family, office, telephone, business meeting, driving, interview and general etiquette. It provides guidelines on proper manners and behavior in different scenarios such as arriving on time, being respectful, using good posture, sending thank you notes, avoiding distractions while driving, and more. The overall message is on cultivating proper etiquette, manners and respectful behavior in all aspects of life.
Presented to the Dallas Business Lunch & Learn on 3/3/15, this program describes the tools you will need as well as where to look for business in your community.
Presented to the Parker Vegas Experience (#parkervegas) on 1-29-15. Discusses the 7 attributes of ultimate networkers with examples. Also features the tools of the networker and "pop quiz." Bonus slides from the onsite program.
Architectural Professional Practice - The Business EtiquetteGalala University
Business etiquette involves presenting yourself professionally through good manners, appropriate attire, punctuality, and respect for others. Key principles include maintaining a positive attitude, strong work ethic, and integrity. Proper introductions, handshakes, email etiquette, cell phone use, and nonverbal communication are important for success in business interactions and meetings.
The document provides tips for effective networking, including being patient, accepting rejections, asking questions of others, and following up. It emphasizes focusing on learning about others rather than just getting a job, being confident, keeping an open schedule, and making connections through volunteer roles. Tips include customizing communications, introducing oneself positively, and physically engaging at events.
The document provides 10 tips for improving communication skills: 1) Watch your body language and be aware of how you are communicating non-verbally. 2) Remove filler words from your speech like "um" and "ah". 3) Prepare for small talk conversations by having common topics like family, occupation, recreation, and dreams prepared. 4) Tell stories when communicating to make your message more engaging and persuasive. 5) Ask questions and repeat back what the other person said to show you are listening and to clarify understanding. 6) Minimize distractions when communicating with others. 7) Tailor your message to your specific audience. 8) Keep written and verbal communication brief but ensure all necessary information is included. 9) Develop empathy
How to Manage Your BOSS_Materi Pelatihan "Comprehensive & PROFESSIONAL SECRET...Kanaidi ken
The document provides 12 tips for impressing one's boss or others, including caring about people, being honest, speaking one's mind respectfully, asking for help, working hard to help others, asking questions, doing what's unexpected, giving more than expected, and doing things with a personal touch. The overall message is that genuinely helping others through one's work and interactions is the best way to make a positive impression.
Understanding people simply involves recognizing people for what they are; not what you think they are, nor what you want them to be
People are 10,000 times more interested in themselves than you!!
This document discusses different types of etiquette including travel, business, social, eating, meeting, and telephone etiquette. It provides tips and guidelines for proper etiquette in these situations. Some key points covered include waiting for the host to start eating first when dining as a guest, placing knives and forks diagonally on the plate to signal you're finished, being punctual and keeping to the agenda for business meetings, giving up your seat if transportation is full, and generally being polite and respectful in social interactions. The document emphasizes that following etiquette rules can help you appear more confident and make a good impression.
There is a science and an art to sparkling conversations. In this guide, you'll learn the basics of Conversations 101:
- My 25 Favorite Conversation Starters
- How to Talk to Strangers (in a good way)
- The Best Way to Create Conversational Sparks
- The ‘Eyebrow’ Trick (it sounds weird, and it is, but it’s EXTREMELY helpful)
- The Art of a Graceful Exit
This document discusses the importance of business etiquette and provides tips in several key areas:
1. It outlines basic business etiquette rules and norms for interactions, like handshakes, introductions, business cards, and appropriate body language.
2. Proper etiquette makes a strong first impression and allows civil interactions, with tips for things like the first 12 words/steps/inches in a meeting.
3. Advice is given for networking events like mixing and mingling, being a good conversationalist, and dressing appropriately for different business occasions.
This document provides guidance on business etiquette and proper workplace behavior. It discusses etiquette basics such as holding doors, elevator etiquette, and automobile etiquette. It also provides principles for impeccable work behavior such as dressing appropriately, honoring your working hours, being friendly while keeping personal information private, having a positive attitude, keeping an open mind, listening, and working hard. The overall message is that etiquette and conduct are important for success in business and one's career.
Ten Ways to Improve Your Interpersonal SkillsFaisal Basra
This document provides 10 tips for improving interpersonal skills in the workplace: 1) Smile and maintain a positive attitude; 2) Appreciate others with praise and thanks; 3) Pay attention to others' lives and use their names; 4) Practice active listening by restating what others say; 5) Bring people together and avoid favoritism or gossip; 6) Resolve conflicts by mediating disagreements; 7) Communicate clearly to avoid misunderstandings; 8) Use humor to gain affection; 9) See things from others' perspectives with empathy; 10) Avoid chronic complaining that gives a bad reputation.
The document provides etiquette guidelines for professionals in business settings. It covers proper greetings and handshakes, introductions, business cards, meeting etiquette, dress codes, dining etiquette, and interview etiquette. The purpose is to make others feel comfortable and build rapport through polite manners and etiquette.
Hot Tips For Attending Networking FunctionsCPA Australia
The document provides 10 tips for effectively networking at functions and events. The tips include deciding your objectives for attending, preparing logistics like business cards, having quality conversations by listening well and asking questions, bringing conversation starters, avoiding long silences or talking only about work, maintaining eye contact, acting as a host to get conversations started, and enjoying yourself. The overall goal is to build quality connections and trust with others in order to expand one's professional network.
Quick summary of what I learned from completing a Lynda certification on Negotiation Foundations for my negotiation skills class at Penn State Mont Alto.
The document provides 15 tips for developing an Asian mindset for doing business in Asia. Some key tips include understanding other cultures by learning about their history, traditions, and interacting with people; appreciating religious faiths as they define cultures and business ethics; developing flexible mindsets and being prepared for uncertainties as rules may be more flexible and changes can occur; and remembering that the thumb rule is to respect local cultures but expect to behave like a local when doing business in Asia. Understanding differences in communication styles like high versus low context cultures and monochronic versus polychronic time is also important. The overall goal is to build strong personal relationships and understand cultural contexts.
Personality development is really necessary for grooming of life. You should follow all these tips in order to become a successful person. These ways of personality development are effective.
Business networking (21 jun 2011) p singhJoanne Heeps
The document provides tips for successful business networking, including overcoming common challenges like not knowing what to say. It suggests identifying good networking groups and having business cards, name tags, and note pads. Appropriate attire and non-verbal communication are important. Examples of conversation starters are provided, as is advice on politely ending discussions. Networking etiquette tips conclude the document.
Business networking is a powerful tool for business people to meet relevant people that can help them further their career, whether it is a new job or new clients.
Business networking is the act of interacting and conversing with other people to develop professional contacts and exchange information, usually in the setting of an event or meeting.
Networking helps individuals to establish and nurture long-term and mutually valuable relationships, popular with career-focused professionals.
The aim is usually to expand one’s circle of influence and acquaintances to enhance opportunities to further one’s career – whether it is a new job or promotion or to meet potential future clients, customers or business partners.
Invest time (and a little bit of money) into increasing your networks and relationships – personal and professional, and in the long-run, you will reap the benefits.
This document provides tips for making positive impressions and maintaining proper workplace etiquette. Some key points include:
- Dress professionally and make eye contact to present yourself well initially. Keep your work area neat.
- Treat all coworkers, including administrative staff, with respect. Learn names and be courteous in communications.
- Arrive on time for meetings and do not interrupt others. Limit personal calls and food consumption at your workspace.
- Proper etiquette and conduct reflects positively on you and shows respect for others. What is appropriate can vary in different organizations.
Communicating The Essence of Organizational SuccessDr. Craig LynellBull52
Communicating: The Essence of Organizational Success
Dr. Craig Nathanson
1
What is Communication?
The exchange of messages between persons for the purpose of constructing common meaning
The most critical skill for managers and for self-leadership
Personal power
Motivation
Resolving conflict
Delegation and/or empowerment
Facilitation
Collaboration
2
2
The Challenge – Poor communications at work
Poor communication and interpersonal relationships
3
Abrasive, insensitive, unskillful message delivery
Distant, distrustful, uncaring interpersonal relationships
Restricted, inaccurate information, and defective communication flow
3
Traditional model of Business Communications
Focus on Accuracy and Efficiency
Conduit Model
transmitter, receiver, noise
However…
4
Recent research confirms that interpersonal problems are responsible for a significant proportion of communication problems
4
Communications is a complex process
Example
Terry: I won’t make it to work again tomorrow; this pregnancy keeps me nauseous and my doctor says I should probably be reduced to part time.
Boss: Terry, this is the third day you have missed and your appointments keep backing up; we have to cover for you and this is messing all of us up!
Message- encode- decode by receiver- message received
Margin for error is high at each step!
Some social psychologists estimate there is a usual loss of 40-60% of the meaning in a message from sender to receiver!
5
5
Barriers to effective communications
Language: how we say it
Defensiveness or distorted perceptions
Misreading of body language
Self-fulfilling assumptions
Managers hesitation to be candid
Distrusted source
Perceptual biases
6
6
Reading non-verbal cues
Visual
Body language, facial expression
Tactile
The use of touch
Vocal
The meaning changes through use of voice
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QOkrS1v7Ywk
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OvEci5Bjgd4
7
7
Reading non-verbal cues
Physical space
North American culture safe zones
The intimate zone - our closest friends – 2 feet
The personal zone- family and friends- 2-4 feet
The social zone- where most business transactions take place 4-12 feet
The public zone- used for presentations- over 12 feet
8
8
It all starts with good listening skills
Listen openly and with empathy
Judge the content not the person
Use many methods to comprehend
Fight off distractions
Use questions to gather data
Respond with interest
9
9
Common fears around giving feedback
Fear of the other person’s reaction
Only subjective data available
Information may be flawed
May be based on personal bias
10
10
Characteristics of effective feedback
Descriptive (not evaluative)
Focused on the behavior, not the person
Given to help not hurt
Better when solicited than imposed
Timely (given when the person is ready and can use the data)
Doesn’t overload the receiver
The use of checking (asking the receiver to repe ...
The document discusses various types of etiquette including social, corporate, family, office, telephone, business meeting, driving, interview and general etiquette. It provides guidelines on proper manners and behavior in different scenarios such as arriving on time, being respectful, using good posture, sending thank you notes, avoiding distractions while driving, and more. The overall message is on cultivating proper etiquette, manners and respectful behavior in all aspects of life.
Presented to the Dallas Business Lunch & Learn on 3/3/15, this program describes the tools you will need as well as where to look for business in your community.
Presented to the Parker Vegas Experience (#parkervegas) on 1-29-15. Discusses the 7 attributes of ultimate networkers with examples. Also features the tools of the networker and "pop quiz." Bonus slides from the onsite program.
Presented to the Clemson University College of Business & Behavioral Sciences on 1/20/15. Covers networking basics (tools), where to go and how to follow up.
Employee Education: Avoiding a Benefits PR ChallengePaul Maynard
Presented by my client, Scot McMurdie of Shea & McMurdie Retirement, at the 2014 edition of the HR Southwest conference in Fort Worth, TX, October 5-7, 2014.
What does it take to build a network in your local community to enhance your life and grow your business? Presented 10-25-14 to The Parker Experience, in Dallas, Texas.
Presented on 9/10/13 at the North Dallas Chamber as a part of the Network Skills Workshop, this presentation outlines a process and gives insight into giving (and getting) good referrals.
Presenters were Judy Bragg, Bragg Resources, and Paul E Maynard, NDCC Staff (AKA, The Relentless Networker.
Beware the Ides of March: Or, how to expect the best & be prepared for the wo...Paul Maynard
The document provides tips for networking effectively at events from Alice from Dallas and The Relentless Networker. It discusses preparing an introduction speech, doing research on the event and attendees, dressing appropriately, bringing business cards, and following up after the event. The tips are presented with examples of what could go wrong if someone is unprepared. The document emphasizes being ready for networking opportunities by having key information and plans in place.
Paul E Maynard's Trade Show Marketing ExperiencePaul Maynard
Paul E. Maynard has over 25 years of experience in trade show marketing, including 11 years as a trade show manager and 14 years as an exhibit supplier, agency, or consultant. He has experience managing exhibits across many industries for shows of varying sizes in multiple cities across the US and internationally. Some of the major companies he has supported include Hewlett-Packard, Aviall, Retalix, Fujitsu, Xiotech, Honeywell, and Alliant Techsystems.
Presented to the North Dallas Chamber's Networking Skills Workshop on 9/11/12, this talk led by Alice Dykeman and Paul Maynard gives tips on how to start conversations in networking situations.
Starting conversations final 09 11-12 b versionPaul Maynard
The document outlines techniques for starting conversations, including initial engagement, introductions, small talk, breaking the ice, keeping conversations moving, storytelling, and ending conversations gracefully. It was presented by Alice from Dallas and The Relentless Networker at an NDCC Networking Skills workshop on September 11, 2012. The workshop provided tips on each stage of a conversation.
The document outlines a workshop on networking skills presented by Alice from Dallas. The workshop covers four parts: engagement through handshakes, business cards, and icebreakers; appearance including posture, body language, and dress; developing a unique introduction with a formula, ideal length, and delivery; and follow up using databases, calls, emails, and giving referrals. The goal is to provide attendees with techniques for effective conversation, engagement, and follow up to build business relationships.
The document discusses how to build relationships and capitalize on contacts in business. It emphasizes getting specific by qualifying contacts and defining the relationship, staying top of mind through consistent contact, gaining trust by bringing value to conversations, identifying needs by asking questions, and closing deals by defining problems and solutions. The key is patience, persistence, and focusing on helping others rather than yourself. Resources for further networking skills are also provided.
Presented 4/10/12 at the North Dallas Chamber (NDCC), this class discussed how to build and maintain relationships to grow your business and enhance your career. Paul E Maynard with Alice Dykeman.
Presented 4/5/12 to Dallas' Jewish Family Services (JFS) this workshop-format presentation spells out how to use networking as part of a campaign to secure your next job.
The document discusses strategies for following up and following through after networking events. It recommends setting objectives before events and contacting new connections within 24 hours to find common interests. It emphasizes the importance of regular, repeated contact through thank you emails, phone calls, meetings, and social media to build strong professional relationships over time. The key is to qualify contacts as A, B, or C priorities and follow up immediately with A contacts while still maintaining contact with B and C connections through occasional emails or messages.
Story telling: 5 Top Tips of Networking IllustratedPaul Maynard
The document provides five tips for using storytelling in networking: 1) Prepare properly, 2) Evaluate your approach, 3) Follow up, 4) Follow through, 5) Each tip can be supported with a story or metaphor. It also describes how the tips correspond to five colors - black, blue, yellow, red, and green - representing different stages of an networking opportunity.
The document discusses the importance of networking through associations to build long-term relationships. It provides a formula to effectively network which includes finding relevant associations to join, attending events to work the room and discover opportunities, and serving the organization through participation, volunteering, and committees to further engage with members. Different types of associations are described such as professional, service, chambers of commerce, and business groups which can provide benefits like finding partners, clients, and learning about the community. Patience, persistence and consistency are emphasized when using associations for networking.
This document provides guidance on social media etiquette and best practices for using LinkedIn, Facebook, and Twitter professionally. It outlines dos and don'ts for each platform, such as posting valuable content regularly on LinkedIn, being genuine on Facebook, and carefully retweeting on Twitter. Rules of thumb are presented, such as giving without expectation of receiving and telling the truth. Sources of information on social media etiquette are also cited.
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Industrial Tech SW: Category Renewal and CreationChristian Dahlen
Every industrial revolution has created a new set of categories and a new set of players.
Multiple new technologies have emerged, but Samsara and C3.ai are only two companies which have gone public so far.
Manufacturing startups constitute the largest pipeline share of unicorns and IPO candidates in the SF Bay Area, and software startups dominate in Germany.
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These materials are perfect for enhancing your business or classroom presentations, offering visual aids to supplement your insights. Please note that while comprehensive, these slides are intended as supplementary resources and may not be complete for standalone instructional purposes.
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Forrester’s Digital Transformation Framework
IDC’s Digital Transformation MaturityScape
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Gartner’s Digital Transformation Framework
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Capgemini’s Digital Transformation Framework
PwC’s Digital Transformation Framework
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DXC Technology’s Digital Transformation Framework
The BCG Strategy Palette
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Digital Transformation Compass
Four Levels of Digital Maturity
Design Thinking Framework
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