• Sr Executive Jr Executive
• Student School Officials
• Important person Small Person
• Equal rank in the School
– Old Coworker New Coworker
• In large group
– One person Few people
BUSINESS
INTRODUCTIONS
Use the following introductions:
– “I’d like to introduce”
– “May I introduce”
Answer:
– “How do you do”
Introducing yourself:
– “Hi, I’m _______”
– “Hello, glad to see you.”
NAMES, TITLES and
FORMS OF ADDRESS
NAME RECALL
1. Repeat the person’s name a few times to yourself after
you are introduced
2. Use the person’s name immediately in the
conversation after the introduction
3. If there is opportunity, introduce the new person to
someone else you know
4. Jot down the person’s name if you happen to have a
pad and pencil
NAMES, TITLES and
FORMS OF ADDRESS
“Let me check
it for you Sir
Rule 2 :
Use factual descriptions
“This isn’t the one “The french
you cooked Chef soup on your
Ricky” table is not the
one that you
cooked Chef
Ricky”
Rule 3 :
Express your thoughts, feelings & emotions
I got dis-
He
appointed
makes when he over
me cooked the
mad. pasta
Rule 4 :
Use clear, direct requests
Please give
Would you
me that Dec.
mind
getting me
2005 recipe
that recipe book on top
book? of my desk
Rule 5 :
I understand, I suggest, I hope statements
I understand that I was able
to comment negatively on
the cake you baked. I felt
bad too when I heard nasty
words against me the other
day. I suggest to pls refrain
from saying such words. I
hope that is clear to you.
Rule 6 :
Use positive-negative-positive statements
Yes, we Right now, we are in the
have the process of preparing the
course schedule
that Would you give me your
you’re contact no. so that I can call
asking you as soon as we finalize
the schedules sir
• Don’t chat during office hours
• Keep secret
• Don’t expose love/personal life
• No slang words/foul language
• Don’t boast
• When colleague tells bad news,
show interest and say sorry
• When colleague feels upset,
offer words of encouragement
• Avoid aggressive behaviors such as
leaning into people
• Avoid heavy use of perfume/cologne
• Women should not wear any revealing
wardrobe, heavy make-up, plunging
necklines, super short skirts
• Men should not wear tight pants and
muscle shirts at work
• Keep ears open to rumors about
sexual harassers
• Stay away from private encounters
w/ supervisors or any company staff
• Be aware on how you sit, stand,
walk or provocative stares
• Stay away from touching or many
advances to any company staff
• Comply w/ the company’s rules on dating
or any office romance policies
• Refrain from communicating personal
matters during office hours
• Don’t use company’s property when
communicating with your lover
• Discourage romances of unequal rank
• If possible stay away from client-
employee relationship
• Hands tightly folded • Insecurity, defensive
across chest
• Clasped/unclasped • Nervousness, stress
hands, fiddling with
rings, neckties
• Biting of fingernails • Nervousness and
insecurity
• Slouching while • Flirtatiousness
standing or sitting
• Cover it with
appropriate hair
style
• Use shadow
appropriately
VERY SQUARE
• Apply shadow
near the hairline
above the corners
of the eyes
• Apply shadow on
temples
1. Use a sterilized tweezers and a
magnifying mirror.
2. Cleans the eyebrow area with alcohol
before and after tweezing.
3. Never tweeze in opposite direction
4. Brush brows with eyebrow brush as
you continue to tweeze.
5. If possible, avoid tweezing on top of
your eyebrow.
Eyebrows Set Widely Apart
Use pencil to achieve effect
Very
Small
Eyes
Apply thinly
Round Face
Upper curve
should be more
abrupt & down
toward the
side should
be more
flattened curve
Eyebrows Set Widely Apart
• Use pencil to achieve effect
Very Small Eyes
• Apply thinly
Round Face
• Upper curve should be more
abrupt & down toward the
side should be more
flattened curve
Extremely Broad
Forehead Square Face
High Forehead
Shorten eyebrow More
Raise the inner
ending if over or pronounced
curve all along
only a quarter of curve than
the way & lift the
inch beyond the round face
line of the upper
outer corner of avoiding
curve to give
eye. Draw a short emphasis
right proportion
brow darkly on curves
Square Face
More pronounced
curve than round face
avoiding emphasis
on curves
High Forehead
Raise the inner
curve all along
the way & lift the
line of the upper
curve to give
right proportion
Extremely Broad
Forehead
Shorten eyebrow ending
if over or only a quarter
of inch beyond the outer corner of
eye. Draw a short brow darkly
Very Close Set Eyes
• Taper the lower section more\
abruptly & reduce thickness
Narrow Forehead
• Place the highest point of the
curve out farther than usual
Unruly Eyebrow
• Heavy application at night
• Lighter application at daylight
Very Close Set Eyes
Heavy application
at night
Lighter application
at daylight
BROAD NOSE
• Apply straight line • Shadow should be
of highlight, down deepest where it
the bridge merges with high-
• Apply shadow along lighting on bridge
the sides and over of nose
the nostrils.
THIN NOSE
• Apply highlight
along sides of
nose
Apply shadow
to lower chin
area
DOUBLE CHIN
Apply shadow to lower chin area
RECEDING
Spread highlight on the end chin, starting
where the cleft would be to face outward all
around
SHORT CHIN
Apply highlight the entire chin
RECEDING
Spread highlight on
the end chin, starting
where the cleft would
be to face outward all
around
SHORT CHIN
Apply
highlight the
entire chin
SQUARE FACE
TRY:
1. Soft curls or partial bangs on forehead
2. Try high-top effect starting from side part
3. Have a diagonal cut or style
4. Soft flowing style with shapes round out your
crown and the sides of head
5. Sweep hair at the the temples, back and up
SQUARE FACE
DON’T TRY:
1. Pull hair tightly back on temples
2. Straight bangs
3. Straight hair on the sides
4. Slick on hair back and flat on top
DIAMOND-SHAPED FACE
TRY:
1. Try close-to-the-head lines over the ear with
ends widening out below
2. Try with bangs with diagonal shape
3. Use fluffy bangs
4. Fluffiness at the sides above cheekbones
5. Fullness from earlobes down to neckline
DIAMOND-SHAPED FACE
TRY:
1. Try close-to-the-head lines over the ear with
ends widening out below
2. Try with bangs with diagonal shape
3. Use fluffy bangs
4. Fluffiness at the sides above cheekbones
5. Fullness from earlobes down to neckline
DIAMOND-SHAPED FACE
DON’T TRY:
1. Bare your forehead
2. Wear sleek, off-the-face hairstyles
3. Add width through cheekbones
HEART-SHAPED FACE
TRY:
1. Try height on one side
2. Try full bangs
3. Keep hair long
4. Cover ears & have slight wave at the side
5. Try a cut below jaw line
6. Keep hair close to head above forehead
7. Try one side of the head
8. Try soft waves or curls on one/both sides of temple
OBLONG/RECTANGLE FACE
TRY:
1. If forehead is high, wear bangs
2. Keep hair soft and fluffy
3. Try flat hair on top
OBLONG/RECTANGLE FACE
DON’T TRY:
1. Use center part
2. Long Lines on hairstyle
3. Have curls pointing on forehead
4. Use high-topped styles
5. Divide a center part
6. No extremely long/short haircut
OVAL FACE
(perfect shape)
TRY:
1. Draw hair back from forehead
2. Try entirely flat on top of head
3. Try hair off forehead and sides
4. Can keep center part
5. Maintain hairstyle
OVAL FACE
DON’T TRY:
1. No full style
2. No too wide hair at chin level
3. No too much height
4. No one-side hairstyle
ROUND FACE
TRY:
1. Can try few curls on hairline
2. Put hair back from forehead to back
3. Style hair softly to the head sides
4. Use side or diagonal side part
ROUND FACE
DON’T TRY:
1. No center part
2. No straight bangs
3. No hair in round, small or flat curls
4. No fullness through the eyes,
cheek line or chin
SQUARE FACE
TRY:
1. Soft curls or partial bangs on forehead
2. Try high-top effect starting from side part
3. Have a diagonal cut or style
4. Soft flowing style with shapes round out your
crown and the sides of head
5. Sweep hair at the the temples, back and up
SQUARE FACE
DON’T TRY:
1. Pull hair tightly back on temples
2. Straight bangs
3. Straight hair on the sides
4. Slick on hair back and flat on top
1. Respect the agreements made
2. Open oneself for better performance
3. Prepare to change when needed
4. Try to see both sides during discussions
5. Learn to interact with others
6. Accept mistakes & learn from it
7. Ask to clarify and be responsive
8. Treat people with respect
1. Report to work 40 workings hours per week
2. Come on time & avoid being tardy
3. Inform superiors if you cannot come
4. Submit reports and outputs promptly
5. Time in and out by yourself
6. Do not abuse coffee break, return at the
designated time
1. Listen carefully to what others say
2. Take down notes during meetings
3. Use simple words and phrases
4. Think well before writing or speaking
5. Be able to prepare message to be understood
6. Report to superiors on any job developments
7. Document progress or problems encountered
8. Be assertive
1. Be flexible
2. Recognize what each member can contribute
3. Remember the golden rule
4. Maintain harmonious relationships
5. Extend help whenever you can & refrain from
complaining
6. Encourage the quiet but effective producers
7. Encourage and reward quality work
8. Take risks to perform better and learn from it.
1. Know company’s vision and mission
2. Know organizational set-up
4. Know internal and external customers
5. Create office improvements
6. Protect and defend the company against destructive
influences
7. Learn to deviate and be flexible to institute changes
8. Know the company’s services and facilities
1. To project a world-class
corporate image
2. To gain respect from among
the internal and external
customers
3. To create a new look and