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GLOBAL ETIQUETTE COMPENDIUM






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                                         4. PERFORM WITH FLAIR





          MATERIALS

          A4 Card – Perform with Flair      Guest outcome card, Example         (Hyperlinks within the eBook for
          with description                  cards, Blank example cards          easy download)



                                             Recap, Reflect, Recognise

          Start this session by saying that we will be         INSIDER WISDOM” to life.
          examining the third set of behaviours as part of     Start by a general recognition – acknowledging
          Global Etiquette.
                                                               everyone’s efforts and progress.
          Then ask the group what they remember about the      Then positively recognise people from your team.
          previous set of behaviours.
                                                               Finally, if you have observed some examples of
          Ask them what they have done over the last two       “SHARE INSIDER WISDOM” not being delivered
          weeks to bring them to life.
                                                               as well as it could be, reframe these as top tips
          Next, (and most importantly) recognise what you      on what to do better or differently. Don’t refer to
          have observed in terms of people bringing “SHARE     individuals during this part but rather to the group.



                                   Introduce and Explain Perform with Flair

          Now you are ready to move onto the third set of      two key ideas – it is about talent / ability etc as well
          behaviours. In this case, it is PERFORM WITH         as style and originality.
          FLAIR.
                                                               If we put the two ideas together – PERFORM WITH
          Show the A4 card with the words PERFORM WITH         FLAIR. It really is about demonstrating to our
          FLAIR                                                guests our talent and our ability – with a real sense
                                                               of style and pride.
          Focus on the word “PERFORM”. What does this
          group think this means?                              Ask your colleagues whether they have ever seen a
                                                               gymnast in a competition e.g. in the Olympics. Ask
          Talk about the idea of being “on stage”; our         them what they do when they finish a routine. (The
          colleagues being “the stars”. However, make sure     answer you are looking for is they lift their hands up
          there isn’t any sense of “pretending”. Whilst people   to the crowd.) This is a great example of perform
          might be performing – it is still about being their   with flair – they have real talent and ability and are
          true self.
                                                               really proud to demonstrate this to people.
          Next talk about the idea of “FLAIR”.
                                                               Summarise this conversation by introducing the
          Explore what colleagues think flair means. Spend      description for this behaviour.
          some time on this because some colleagues may not    We take pride in the fact that we are experts in what we do
          be familiar with the word “FLAIR”.  Flair is about
                                                               and love to demonstrate this expertise to our guests.



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