Greetings and Introductions - Roleplays

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Name: Emma Johnson,

Role: Marketing Manager at a tech company,

Age: 35,

Personality: Friendly, professional,

Key Info: Enjoys networking and meeting new people.

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Task Card 1: First Meeting

Scenario: You’re Emma Johnson, meeting a potential client at a networking event.

Greet them formally and introduce yourself.

Goal: Use a formal greeting and an introduction.

Example: “Good afternoon, I’m Emma Johnson, Marketing Manager. It’s a pleasure to meet you!”

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Name: James Smith,

Role: New intern in the finance department, Age: 22,

Personality:

Shy, eager to learn,

Key Info: First day at the company.

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Task Card 2: Starting Work

Scenario: You’re James Smith on your first day as an intern. Greet your team during a morning meeting and introduce yourself.

Goal: Use a polite and friendly tone.

Example: "Hello everyone, I'm James. I'm the new intern in the finance department. I'm excited to work with you all!"

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Task Card 2 Example

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• James: “Good morning everyone, my name is James Smith. I’ve just joined the team as a finance intern. I’m currently finishing my degree in accounting, and I’m excited to learn and contribute to the department. Thank you for having me!”
  

• Partner: “Welcome, James! It’s great to have you here. Do you have any specific areas of finance you’re interested in?”
  

• James: “Thank you! I’m particularly interested in financial analysis and forecasting.”

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Task Card 1 Example

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• Emma: “Good afternoon, I’m Emma Johnson, Marketing Manager at Tech Solutions. It’s great to meet you. May I ask what line of work you’re in?”
  

• Partner: “Nice to meet you, Emma. I’m in software development.”
  

• Emma: “That’s interesting! Are you working on any exciting projects at the moment?”

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Name: Lisa Chen
Role: Event Coordinator for a media company
Age: 28
Personality: Outgoing, talkative
Key Info: Organizing a corporate event and meeting attendees

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Task Card 3: Hosting an Event

Scenario: You’re Lisa Chen, welcoming attendees to a corporate event. Greet them and provide directions.

Goal: Use an enthusiastic tone and polite language.

Example: “Hi, welcome to our annual media conference! Please check in at the front desk, and let me know if you have any questions.”

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Task Card 3: Hosting an Event

• Lisa: “Hi, welcome to our annual media conference! My name is Lisa. How can I help you today?”

• Guest: “Hi Lisa, where can I check in for the morning sessions?”

• Lisa: “The check-in desk is just over there on the right. Enjoy the event!”

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Name: Robert King
Role: CEO of a startup
Age: 45
Personality: Direct, formal
Key Info: Meeting potential investors

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Task card 4: Formal Meeting

Scenario: You’re Robert King, the CEO, meeting investors for the first time. Greet them formally and make a strong impression.

Goal: Use a formal and professional tone.

Example: “Good morning, it’s a pleasure to meet you. I’m Robert King, CEO of our company. Thank you for taking the time to meet with us.”

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Task Card 4: Formal Meeting

• Robert: “Good morning, thank you for taking the time to meet with me. I’m Robert King, the CEO of TechVision. We’re looking forward to discussing how we can work together.”

• Investor: “Good morning, Robert. We’re excited to hear about your ideas.”