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Business Hint: You have only one chance to make a first impression.

Practice making a good impression. Look at the different responses:

Positive Responses "Middle-of-the-road" Negative Responses

я

Fine

Really fine

Never been better

Great

Terrific

Very well

Awful Terrible Don't ask Horrible Not so good Not so great

Not so bad Not too bad OK So-so

Super

Complete the following statements about the USA:

      1. When I give a negative response, I make a impression.

good/bad

      1. When I don't make eye contact, I am in the other person.

interested / not interested

      1. When I don't smile, I make a impression.

good/bad

      1. When I smile, make eye contact and offer my hand, the other person is in me.

interested / not interested

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  • Smile.

  • Make eye contact.

  • Be attentive.

  • Be positive.

1.2. Внимание к людям и делу(Be Thoughtful) Personal success hint: When you say a person's name, you tell the person: "you are important!"

ШЯШЯLOSING / IMPRESSING A POTENTIAL CUSTOMER Compare and discuss two situations. Situation 1.

Bill Smith is a salesperson for ABC Motors. Mary Kent is a potential cus­tomer. She wants to buy a new car.

B.S.: Hi! My name is Bill Smith.

M.K.: Yes, I know. I was here yesterday.

B.S.: I'm sorry. I'm very bad with names.

M.K.: And with faces...

Situation 2.

Jack Barnes sells computers. Bob Wright needs a computer. He was in Mr. Barnes' store last week. Mr. Barnes sees Mr. Wright on the street.

J.В.:Mr. Wright! Nice to see you again. My name is Jack Barnes. We

met last week at my store. B. W.: Of course, Mr. Barnes. How are you? J.B.: Fine, Mr. Wright. Really fine. And you? B. W.: I feel great, thanks.

fr Questions for discussion: ' ■

  1. Who is a better salesman Jack Barnes or Bill Smith? Why?

  2. Which customer is more pleased Marry Kent or Bob Wright? Why?

  3. Who would you buy something from? Mr. Smith or Mr. Barnes? Why?

  4. Do you ever forget a name? If yes, how does it make you feel? Embar­rassed? Apologetic? Unconcerned?

  5. Has anyone forgotten your name? How did you feel? Embarrassed? Angry? Unconcerned?

How about you?(Yes /No /Sometimes) Please explain your answer.

    1. Are you good with names?

    2. Are you good with faces?

    3. Is it important to remember names?

    4. Is it important to remember faces?

Spelling for clarification

Some letters sound alike when we spell. For example,Вsounds like D.

Bob Bolt: My last name is Bolt.

Julie Robins: Pleased to meet you Mr. Dolt.

Bob Bolt: That's Bolt with а В as in "boy".

Julie Robins: Oh, I'm sorry, Mr. Bolt.

To clarify, it's a good idea to ask: "B as in boy, or D as in dog?" Do people sometimes confuse letters in your name when they spell it? You may need to give examples. Look at the following examples of spelling clarification. Add more examples.

N as in November,.

О as in Oscar,

P as in Paper,

Q as in Question, _

R as in Ronald,

S as in Sam,

T as in Tom,

U as in Uniform, _

      1. as in Viktor,

W as in Whiskey,. X as in X-ray,

  • as in Yes,

A as in Alpha, Вas in Bravo, Сas in Cinema, D as in David, _

E as in Echo,

F as in Fox,

G as in Golf,. H as in Hotel,.

I as in India,

J as in Julia,

Кas in Kilo,

L as in Lemon,. M as in Mike, _

Z as in Zulu ,

Business Hint:

Use last names until people ask you to use their first name.

Mark Brown: How do you do, Mr. Grant? Bob Grant: Please call me Bob.

To remember a name, it helps to see it written. You can ask for a business card or you can write down the name and a phone number.

Bob Wilson: Do you have a card?

Julie Robins: No, I'm sorry. I'm out of cards. / Yes, here you are. - Bob Wilson: Let me write down your name and number. / Thank you. Here is mine.

Practicc the aibove dialogues with your classmates.

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Make a card for yourself.

Julie Robins Realtor

1212 Newton Street Ames, Hometown, Iowa 51523

USA

E-mail: irob@aol.com Ph.: (521)554-6434

Associate the name with something. To remember a person's name, write something about the person on his/her card.

Help people remember your name. After you meet someone, write him or her a letter. This letter is called a follow-up letter.

Situation:

Ken Woods sells photocopiers. Charles Watts is a potential customer. Ken writes Charles a follow-up letter.

*Central Photocopiers 345 West Broadway New York, NY 10007 212-5534545

* * *

January 18,1995

Mr. Charles Watt Acme Machine Works 1230 Central Street Newtown, Connecticut 20007

Dear Mr. Watts:

Thank you for coming to our store yesterday and looking at our new photocopiers. If you have any questions, please call me.

Sincerely yours,

Andrei Zaitsev

Belarus State Economic University Post-graduate student of marketing

Ph.: +375-17-230-2214 E-mail: azai@usa.net

Home address: Koshevogo Str.,11-4 Minsk 220009 BELARUS

Ken Woods

Situation:

Bob Wright sells computers. Jack Barnes is a potential customer. Bob writes Jack Barnes a letter.

Complete the follow-up letter using these words:

Barnes coming have our you

call computers looking questions yours

*Energo Computers* 442 Walton Drive Reading, Massachusetts 01845

February 21, 1994

Mr. Jack

18 South Street

Reading, Massachusetts 01845 Dear Mr. Barnes:

BUSINESS COMMUNICATION 2

Деловой 2

английский 2

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