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Unit
1
Today is my first day at work
In this unit, you will learn how to
establish connections with co-workers and clients;
develop an organised working habit;
write a summary.
Writing
Writing
Writing an invitation
Mark Johnson replied to the invitation from James Brown. Discuss and find out the key elements of writing an invitation.
Writing
According to the information above, think and try to complete the invitation from James Brown to Mark Johnson.
I would like to express our thanks to you for building such a great business relationship with our sales team. To make plans for the upcoming year, we would like to invite you to attend our , in . It is scheduled to be held at on .
ho
hen
here
hat
23nd October
our company’s conference room
business meeting
9:00 AM
We are looking forward to seeing you at the meeting. Please send us a confirmation e-mail as soon as possible.
Sincerely,
James Brown
General Manager
Writing
You are Frank Black, the General Manager of T&T Company. Your company will host a return dinner. Please send an invitation to your client.
Writing
Writing
Dear ,
I would like to ...
Yours,
...
Taking Action
Taking Action
Making up a short play
Step 1
Choose a scene.
For example:
In the office
Step 2
Select your actors or actresses.
Step 3
Make up the story.
Taking Action
What bothers you most?
What are good behaviours?
How do you get along with your workmates or clients?
Step 4
Show your play.
Do You Know
Do You Know
Business cards etiquette
A business card is an internationally recognised means of presenting personal contact information. Understanding the etiquette of presenting and receiving business cards will help you to build business relationships.
When you give someone your business card, you are introducing yourself on paper. So be sure that the card is in pristine condition before you hand it over.
·Presenting a business card
Generally, people with lower status give business cards to those with higher status first. When exchanging business cards with more than one person, start from the person with the highest position in the company, or from the person closest to you. Always present your business card in your right hand, or in both hands. In some countries, presenting the business card in the left hand is an insult. Look at the person in the eyes and smile when presenting the business card.
·Receiving a business card
When being given a business card, accept the card in the same way as it is presented—either in your right hand or in both hands. Take a moment to read the business card as a sign of respect before putting it away.
internationally
pristine
insult
国际性的
崭新的
冒 犯
Checking Progress
Checking Progress
Other words I have learnt are
Checking Progress
Other expressions I have learnt are
Checking Progress
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