Leaving a Lasting Impression
- By Chris Bauman
- Published 24/07/2008
Chris Bauman
With a background in marketing, Chris got his start marketing produce through the major distribution chanels around Australia. He then progressed through various sales roles, management positions and various Entrepreneurial enterprizes that saw him dealing with company CEOs and Marketing managers. Today he uses this diverse background to work with the team at Jobjett.
The result of American electrical campaign is important to not only America but also the rest of the world - When America sneezes Australia gets a cold.Therefore viewing this pre media build up to the election people from all over the world paint a picture in their own minds of what the future president is going to be like.
CNN ran a story on Obama the other day in Taiwan saying that he was starting to create ties with various countries not only in the way that he composed himself but also in that he has taken the time to pronounce the names of various countries correctly.This not only presents a leader that appeals to America but one that has an impressionable image in the international community as well.
Now ask yourself the question – what impression do you leave with people when you first meet them.How do people describe their relationship with you….are you friendly, warm, sincere and welcoming?Do you have a presence about you?
I met a girl by the name of Anne the other day, when doing some work at a new office, who left a marked impression on me.I was unfamiliar with the policies and procedures of a new workplace and didn’t know anyone else in the room.Trying to find your way in an unfamiliar environment can be hard to do at times.
Anne introduced herself, asked me if I needed anything, and offered to include me when ordering lunch, as she was going to be placing an order anyway.She was sincere, warm and friendly.I felt welcomed immediately, and my perception of this new office was changed through the actions on this one individual.
Is it important to leave a good impression with others – Absolutely. Not because you have to but because you want to. This is important not only in your job but in your private life as well.
We may not be in the media spot light like Obama.We may not need to leave an impression on behalf of an entire country.However the sentiment is the same.Create a lasting impression with others, and you never know what doors will open up to you.
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2 Responses to "Leaving a Lasting Impression" 
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said this on 24 Jul 2008 10:59:47 PM EST
I remember reading that Bill Clinton was well known for remembering peoples names. Obama look like another with the nak for people skills which he uses to develop international ties.
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said this on 24 Jul 2008 11:51:46 PM EST
True Mike....and because of this he achieved a lot.
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