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WorksheetsIntroducing Ourself and Someone Else in Business Context
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 15mins
What is the first thing you should mention when introducing yourself in a business setting?
Your hobbies
Your name
The company's profits
Your schedule
When introducing yourself in a meeting, which phrase is appropriate?
“What’s up, everyone?”
“Let me introduce myself; I'm…"
“Do you know who I am?”
“I guess I should start by saying…”
What is an additional expression to describe your job responsibilities?
I like working in a big company
I deal with...
I help people daily
I am a graduate
In a professional introduction, which action is part of the Three-Step Process?
Take notes
Introduce the company
Greet the person
Talk about the weather
In a business introduction, which of the following is a proper way to describe your job?
“I’m a manager and I love it.”
“I work as a marketing manager at Patron Company.”
“I’m just here because I have to be.”
“I’m kind of involved in a lot of things.”
What is an appropriate phrase when introducing someone to a colleague?
“This is my friend, and they have a lot to say.”
"I’d like to introduce you to Sarah, she’s our new HR manager.”
"Meet Sarah; she’s alright.”
“Hey, here’s Sarah, you’ll figure out the rest.”
Which of the following is a good icebreaker question in a business context?
“What’s your favorite TV show?”
“How long have you been with the company?”
“Do you like sports?”
“What are you doing here?”
In a formal business setting, what body language should you use when introducing yourself?
Cross your arms
Look down while speaking
Avoid eye contact and fidget
Stand tall, make eye contact, and smile
If you're introducing a senior executive to a client, how should you start?
“This is my boss, Tom."
“Please meet Mr. Tom Richards, our Chief Financial Officer.”
“You probably know who this is.”
“This is Tom, and he’s in charge of some things.”
What is a polite way to start a self-introduction during a business networking event?
“Let’s get this over with.”
“Hi, I’m [Your Name], and I work as a [Job Title] at [Company].”
“I’m here for the drinks.”
“I hope you like my introduction.”
Which of these is important to include when introducing someone else in a business context?
Their favorite company
Their position and role in the company
The last time you met them
Their personal problems
How can you make a positive impression during an introduction in a business meeting?
By speaking as quickly as possible
By using complex words
By maintaining eye contact and smiling
By keeping your introduction very vague
When someone introduces themselves and says “Nice to meet you,” how should you respond?
“Yes, it’s nice.”
“I’ve heard of you.”
“Do I know you?”
“Nice to meet you too.”
What should you avoid doing during a professional introduction?
Shaking hands
Looking directly at the person
Sharing irrelevant personal information
Smiling
Which of the following is a good follow-up question after introducing yourself?
“What’s your favorite color?”
“Where do you work?”
“Why are you here?”
“What’s your biggest regret?”
Why is it important to give a clear introduction in a business context?
To make the conversation more casual
To show off your speaking skills
To avoid conversation
To establish your professional role and build connections
When introducing yourself in a multicultural business environment, which of the following should you be most mindful of?
Your company’s hierarchy
The formality levels appropriate to the culture
The specific industry you work in
Your job title
At a networking event during a coffee break, which introduction method is most effective for encouraging conversation?
Keep the introduction vague so they will have to ask each other questions
Introduce them by name, title, and briefly mention how they might benefit from knowing each other
Only introduce their names and move on
Introduce one person, but skip introducing the other
Which of the following is NOT an appropriate way to start a conversation at a conference?
“What brings you to this event?”
“I really like your outfit, it’s very flattering.”
“Have you attended this conference before?”
“What sessions are you most excited about?”
Which conversation starter is inappropriate for a business conference?
“Which speaker are you most interested in seeing today?”
“You must be pretty important to be here, right?”
“How are you finding the keynote so far?”
“Is this your first time attending this event?”
