How to make others remember you for 30 seconds

In the fast-paced workplace with high-speed operation in modern society, it is often difficult for people to waste a lot of time to get to know a person in detail, deeply and meticulously. Therefore, if the first impression is hard to leave a deep impression, it will be easily forgotten by executives who face countless faces every day, and it will be even harder to get up on the ground. Then, in order to make others remember us quickly, why not practice the game of "30 seconds oral signature" when we meet for the first time? This is a successful workplace rule to effectively improve yourself.

1. Quickly break the deadlock in the face of unfamiliar situations and arouse the interest of others.

As we all know, in a speech, unless all your personal information has been printed in the speech manual, generally speaking, the audience still wants to hear your actual situation-who are you, why are you here, why are you standing here, and then talk about the topic and angle of your speech. This will not only promote yourself successfully, but also quickly bring you closer to the audience, stimulate their interest, and even have some interaction on this basis, so that the atmosphere at the scene will be more enthusiastic and help pave the way for the next speech. Learning this trick can greatly hone your emotional intelligence in the workplace. If you encounter a similar situation in the future, you can quickly "break the ice" and let everyone know you.

2. Prepare a speech or a set of self-introduction materials in advance.

If you are uneasy about the host, you can introduce yourself or write a self-introduction for him to use. In order to see your own performance afterwards, and to control the whole speech process, you can prepare a miniature tape recorder and play it back afterwards for inspection, which is more conducive to improving your shortcomings and striving for better performance.

If the host has the ability, they will make more clever use of the introduction materials provided by you. Even if the host's level is not that high, they can at least introduce you correctly. A clear, true and conclusive introduction can set a proper tone and introduce the speaker smoothly.

3. Make some interesting and brief introductions about yourself.

Tell me about yourself. Besides introducing which company you work in and the nature of your position, you should also talk about what you hope to learn from this speech, what your value is, what is the next step in your career, and so on. If you rehearse these in advance and make everything sound so natural, your speech score will be greatly improved. The rule to improve the popularity in the workplace is to improve your communication skills and emotional intelligence in the workplace.