How To Introduce Him Correctly?

Introductions for others are the third ways of introducing the two sides who are not acquainted with each other.

In general, introductions for others are two-way, that is, the third sides introduce the two sides being introduced.

In some cases, only one of the introductions can be introduced to the other party.

But the premise is that the former knows and understands the latter's identity, while the latter does not know the former.

The introducer for others is usually the host of social activities, the host of family gatherings, the ceremonial full-time staff in official business, the higher status and higher status in formal activities.

If you are familiar with the two parties being introduced, you may also act as a referee at the request of one or both parties.

For others to introduce, we must first understand whether the two sides have the desire to get acquainted.

It is best to consult the two sides first so as not to introduce the acquaintance or the bad relationship.

In the introduction, according to the actual needs, the contents are different. Generally speaking, only the names, units and duties of the two parties are introduced. Sometimes, in order to recommend one party to the other party, the introduction can explain the relationship between the recommended party and himself, or emphasize their talents and achievements, so that the new acquaintances can understand and trust each other.

When introducing specific people, we should use honorific words.

Let me introduce you to Miss Zhang, Miss Zhang.

At the same time, you should use your hands politely instead of pointing with your fingers.

When introducing others, pay attention to the order.

We should introduce men to women, introduce young people to senior ones, introduce low status to high status, introduce unmarried women to married women, and introduce children to adults.

As an introducer, you should show the enthusiasm and the eyes of the other person. Generally speaking, women and senior citizens should stand up when they are introduced.

But at the banquet table and the conference table, smile and nod.