Craft the Perfect Sample Letter Sending Billing Statement for Staffing

Sample letter sending billing statement for Staffing

Have you ever struggled with introducing yourself to a brand-new team? Well in this video I'm gonna show you how to introduce yourself at work with confidence and if you stay tuned to the end of this video I'm gonna tell you how to get your 21 day to hitting productivity out of the park. For tips on accelerating your professional career, subscribe to my channel, hit that Bell button and I will bring to you a new video every Wednesday. Hi, I'm Adriana Girdler, a Productivity expert with over 20 years in the biz helping teams achieve their goals. As a lead on many project teams I have mastered self-introduction and I'm gonna share with you some of my tried-and-true techniques and strategies that allow you to give an excellent first impression at your new job or with your new colleagues. Go first, introduce yourself. Don't hang back, if you're new to the job, really go around and introduce yourself, it's a great way to meet people, having that one-on-one connection is so important and the good news is - there probably was an introductory email that you can go to the to list to see who you really should be talking to since they're the ones you're probably gonna be working with. Now, on a side note with that email, respond back, say that you're so happy to be there, that you can't wait to meet them in person and how exciting it is that you're starting to work in this job or with this brand new team. Perfect the intro. So, even though it's a really good idea to focus on the other person by asking questions and more importantly listening to the answers, you really want to be prepared with a question that you're probably gonna get asked: tell me a little bit about yourself. So, that can be an amazing opportunity to set up the first impression that people have about you, so think about it, take a moment, what is it that you want to portray to other people? Think about your skills, your talents, the training that you did and sum it up very quickly, so in 30 seconds you can just let them know, here are some highlights about me. You can even add in some hobbies too, because again, we want to go on that personal note, you're a person, you're here, how exciting and maybe there's some commonality. Winning over a team can sometimes be hard. Let me know if you're on this new journey, put it in the comments below. Body language. Use open body language, shake someone's hand, it's really important, not only about what you say, about how you present yourself. One of the things that we do when we're new is sometimes we do close ourselves off by crossing our hands, we do that as a protection mechanism because we're still unsure, so really try to keep your arms open, off to your side, shake that hand, look at people in the eye and really have that openness that I'm here to listen, I'm with you. It does make a huge difference. The close. Always end your introduction on a positive note and one of the quickest ways to have connectivity with your other person is to give them a sincere compliment or to ask them for their advice. You're new and it's gonna help you, too, to get that information. Now that you know how to introduce yourself like a pro, it's time to take a look at your productivity and I have something really cool for you, a download, 21 days to getting sh*t done at work that really is going to help and skyrocket your career. Check it out by grabbing the link below. Please subscribe to my channel, give this video a thumbs up and share it with all the professionals you know. Now, if you feel more confident with introducing yourself, please introduce yourself in the comments below, I would love to hear from you!