新情景课本英语课件unit 4-Part C

Business Etiquette || Workplace Toolkit || Writing || Workshop 1. What kind of working environment is Donna going to work in? ____________________ professionals . She’s taken a position amongst business 2. What is wrong with Donna the first time? She dressed too ______ ______ someone. casual and her language can offend 3. What does business casual mean?
pantsuit is appropriate for women.
__ F 2. If your office is business casual, it’s safe to wear jeans and Tshirts.
__ F 3. A crisp white shirt is a boring choice and shouldn’t be worn in a
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A. achieve F. copying K. interest B. advantage G. emotions L. knowledge C. aside H. entertainment M. offer D. contain I. forward N. require E. cooperation J. intimidate O. repeating
Probably you’ve heard that “The better you dress at work, the better you’ll be perceived and the quicker you’ll advance.” Why résumé . With does clothing matters so much? It’s kind of like a 1. _______ clothing it’s the very first impression someone will get of you before you have a chance to open your mouth. Knowing the right way to occasion makes you appear dress for any type of office and 2. ________ confident, competent and professional. What you wear shows that you pay attention to details and that you have respect and organization you work for as well as the consideration for the 3. ___________ people you work with.
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Task 3 Watch the video “Workplace Etiquette” and answer the questions. And then create a dialogue according to the following situation. This is your first day of work and you don’t know what to wear. You ask your friend to give you advice on proper office dress. The video you are going to watch may give you some ideas.
professional setting.
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Task 2 Listen to the passage and fill in the blanks with the
missing informFra bibliotektion.Business casual means nice pants or a skirt; a shirt that’s not too revealing ______ jewelry. ________ , and simple
4. Why does the man say Donna should thank Jeanne? job by asking Donna to _______ Jeanne saved Donna’s ___ change before the boss sees her.
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Negotiation Skills
Task 1 Read the passage and select one word for each blank from a list of choices given in a word bank following the passage. You may not use any of the words in the bank more than once. And then listen to the recording to check if your choices are right.
good choice. Dress, skirt or pantsuit is appropriate for women. If your office is business 8. ______ casual , you can wear less formal than full
business dress, but certainly not jeans and T-shirts. For men, __ can slacks, long sleeve dress shirt with sport jacket or blazer; 9. tie
be optional. For women, pantsuits are acceptable, skirts or slacks with blouse and jacket. It is not difficult to follow proper dress etiquette in the workplace guidelines are based on a neat, low-key because the 10._________ appearance that presents you in a positive way.
职场着装礼仪 (Business Dress Etiquette) Task 1 Take the following true (T) or false (F) quiz to test your knowledge of business dress etiquette. __ T 1. If you work in a formal business workplace, dress, skirt or
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The way people dress varies depending on the job you do and the workplace 4. ______ culture. What is important is that you fit into the organization you work for based on its culture as well as the position you hold in the company. If your company has a business dress 5. code ____ , you should definitely adhere to it. If you are not clear, ask your co-workers or supervisor what the general dress code is or look around to see what ____ . others wear and follow a reasonably appropriate 6. style
Unit 4 Sports and Business
Part A
Part B
Part C
Part C
Business Etiquette Workplace Toolkit
Writing
Workshop
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Some people believe that negotiation is some sort of battle and “winner takes all”. But is that the core reason for negotiating? Negotiating should be an exercise in __________ , not confrontation. Its purpose is satisfaction for 1. cooperation all sides. The other side isn’t your opponent. He or she should be viewed as a negotiating partner. That way you can work together to 2. _______ achieve a victory for both sides.