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SELF INTRODUCTION:

SELF INTRODUCTION:

Introduction is an important part of communication skill and very critical in professional too because People learn about you personally and professionally.  In conversation, when you meet a person for the first time, first thing everyone expects is to introduce yourself and likewise to the other person.  The mode of introduction varies depending on gestures and language one use. 
EXAMPLE: (FOR BEGGNERS)

Good morning to all. I am Sourav Sharma.  I am from Ranchi.  I am a commerce graduate. I have come for an interview. I did my schooling in Ranchi. I did my graduation through Kolhan University Ranchi. I am hailing from an orthodox family.  My father is Mr. Shivram Sharma. He is a businessman. My mother is Mrs. Kavita Devi. She is a housewife. I have one sister and a brother. They are studying in the school. I have to support my family. I secured proficiency in English. I have the capacity to lead a team at all times. I am doing SAP now. My hobbies are reading and playing. My mother tongue is Hindi. I have good command over English and Hindi. I am interested in sports. I got many prizes in my school and college events. I represented my college cricket team. I have qualified to participate in the state level contest. In my village I help the poor and the needy. I want to help the poor always. I have applied for an accotant job. I am always sociable.

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