on Friday I have to give a 10min presentation about my department to the rest of the company and typically my mind is a blank. I have fairly recently
joined and its my first gig looking after a dept or people.
I'm thinking somthing along the lines of
Introduce myself and give a brief work background
Outline what services we provide
Talk about some new services we have started to provide
Talk about our client base.
Look at how our year to date sales compare with previous years
Anything else anyonecan think of?
Get your co workers involved, if you have recently joint they know more of the detail than you do.
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Originally posted by snapper
Get your co workers involved, if you have recently joint they know more of the detail than you do.
Talk about future plans - not what you're about to provide, but what you'd like to provide in the future and how you plan to get there.
thirded!
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Originally posted by Ninehigh
....it's kinda insulting when a new manager comes in and acts like he knows everything (then proceeds to talk bobbins!)
Try and add in something memorable, but not too gimmicky - do a q & a with sweets for people who ask questions or something....
Make sure you really know what your talking about not just waffle
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Originally posted by liam.mccaffrey
on Friday I have to give a 10min presentation about my department to the rest of the company and typically my mind is a blank. I have fairly recently joined and its my first gig looking after a dept or people.
I'm thinking somthing along the lines of
Introduce myself and give a brief work background
Outline what services we provide
Talk about some new services we have started to provide
Talk about our client base.
Look at how our year to date sales compare with previous years
Anything else anyonecan think of?
Thanks for the input guys, ill let you know how it goes
Try get group interaction going on.... don't confess to knowing everything, be yourself and personal-able. Typically bringing in fresh blood the
co. is looking for fresh approach new thinking etc. Hopefully you can draw on past experience to weigh up the situation, so look to getting input
from others (good or bad feedback) its all good as to where they see the future plans should be heading for the co.
If the presentation is simply to say hello....then do just that. The group sessions can wait till another day, but look to being proactive and
suggest such a session in the near future. Shows structure and direction from from the individual.
Look at the session as if....if i was to be sat here listening to this newbie, what would i expect them to say. Behaviour is very important esp as
first impressions mean a lot. Be the person who is going to lead the dept and instil a sense of integrity....
Slightly off course to the other comments here, but as its the first session to introduce, content i don't feel at this stage is most important.
Its how you relate to others. After all, its you who is going to be in charge of the gang!!
Always remember WIFM: what's in it for me.