8 th Grade Career Fair Self Marketing Tools By Casandra Wint.

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8 th Grade Career Fair Self Marketing Tools By Casandra Wint

Professionalism Tips You only get 1 first impression! – No Do Overs Never underestimate a smile Make eye contact Greet people with confidence

Avoiding that awkward moment… Shake their hand – Always stand up when shaking someone's hand Repeat their name when shaking their hand – Its nice to meet you ______________ Listen carefully to what they have to say When the conversation is over – shake their hand again – thank them – and say “It was nice meeting you”

The 9 Types of Poor Handshakes