How To Introduce Yourself Professionally During an Interview?
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Vicky
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2022-12-16
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Have you stumbled across situations where you need to introduce yourself professionally and your mind goes blank because you have no idea other than telling your name to another person? If so, you are not alone.
Not only at job interviews, but introducing yourself professionally is important when you are in networking events or any other professional events and even when you want to reach out to recruiters for job opportunities that are not posted online. And yes, you can get a job by cold emailing recruiters of the company. Remember that introductions are the first thing you will say when you meet new people in a professional setting. So you should not mess it up and give a wrong first impression.
Read: Questions You Should Not Ask in An Interview
Read: Tips and Preparation for Online Interview
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2022-12-16
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