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It's a formal occasion so you would use more formal language. You would use greeting phrases such as "Good morning" or "Good afternoon". " Example: Person 1 (interviewer): Hello/Good morning/Good afternoon Person 2 (interviewee): Good morning/Good afternoon Person 1 (interviewer): Introduces themselves with their name and probably thanks you for coming.
- It's a formal occasion so you would use more formal language.
- You would use greeting phrases such as "Good morning" or "Good afternoon".
- " Example: Person 1 (interviewer): Hello/Good morning/Good afternoon Person 2 (interviewee): Good morning/Good afternoon Person 1 (interviewer): Introduces themselves with their name and probably thanks you for coming.
- Person 2 (interviewee): (as you shake their hands) "pleasure to meet you" and "thank you for seeing me" (which indicates that you're grateful they have made time to meet you).
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It's a formal occasion so you would use more formal language.
You would use greeting phrases such as "Good morning" or "Good afternoon". You would also use phrases such as "a pleasure to meet you."
Example:
Person 1 (interviewer): Hello/Good morning/Good afternoon
Person 2 (interviewee): Good morning/Good afternoon
Person 1 (interviewer): Introduce
You would use greeting phrases such as "Good morning" or "Good afternoon". You would also use phrases such as "a pleasure to meet you."
Example:
Person 1 (interviewer): Hello/Good morning/Good afternoon
Person 2 (interviewee): Good morning/Good afternoon
Person 1 (interviewer): Introduce
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