Get Your GNAP On!

Get Your GNAP On!

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A systematic way to introduce yourself to new people

Use it anywhere… on the phone, in person, in business, or socially

Easy to learn

What is GNAP?


When you meet in person, always shake hands

Hello

Good Morning

Hi

May I introduce myself

G = Greeting


My name is Rod Smith

I’m Erin Brown

N = Name


Why are you here? What connection might you have?

I was referred by my Jobs for Montana’s Graduates specialist.

I’m the president of MCA

A = Affiliation


I’m interviewing for the parts clerk position

I was hoping to discuss potential job openings with you

I will be showing you around the school today

P = Purpose


G – Greeting Good Morning, Mr. Smith

N – Name I’m Molly Barr. A – Affiliation I’m a student in the

JMG program P – Purpose I’m here to interview

you about changes in your industry

Put it all together


Turn to your neighbor and introduce yourself using GNAP!

Your turn!!


PRACTICEPractice GNAP in the following situations as directed by your career specialist:

1.Your job specialist has told you about an opening at Fretter Appliance for a salesperson. You are to call the manager, Mr. Bob Smith, to set up an interview. Your job specialist has already given him your name. Make the call.


2. Your career specialist has arranged an interview for you at the local store. You will be speaking to the personnel manager, Ms. Betty Hammer. The receptionist has pointed out Ms. Hammer's door and told you to go on in. What do you say?


3. Your Career Association Chapter is having a guest speaker. You are to meet the speaker, Mary Brown, owner of Star Printing, at the door of the school and show her to the room. Ms. Brown has just arrived; what do you do?


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