Head HR
I am often bombarded by many shy people on this question.
Here are some of my views on how to break the ice. share your views as to how you would do it in an environment where you know no one at the party / networking event !
For approaching a stranger and wishing him you need to first
-
have a positive frame of mind
present a cheerful
disposition
Showing interest in others
Genuinely keen to strike
a conversation
Make a beginning do not wait for others to wish you
start yourself and say "Hi"
Introduce about yourself and give your
visiting cards (carry them in plenty)
Ask few questions and listen
carefully to the answers.
Here is an interesting article i fould on the web which helps you in conversing with the unknown people. For reading full article please click here www.askhrinindia.blogspot. com
Happy Networking !! Come on share your thoughts as to how you survive these blushes !!
Raghav
Founder HRinIndia
www.hrinindia.blogspot.com
Indias No. 1 HR Blog
raghav@hrinindia.in
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