Leaving & Introductory
Below are our 10 articles in the leaving & introductory' category:
Making an upbeat, positive retirement speech is the perfect way to end a successful career. Retirement is a time to reflect and celebrate a job...
Making a motivational speech to a small team is a very different affair to standing up in a large room and talking to hundreds of people. For a...
Giving a motivational speech can be a tricky affair and it's made even harder if it has to be made in a recession. The approach should be to pick...
After a company merger it's common for directors of the company - or heads of divisions if it's a large company - to make a speech to motivate...
As sabbaticals become more popular, it is gradually becoming easier to explain the concept to your boss and colleagues. But do remember that it is...
When you join a company as a new manager, the core requirement of your introductory speech is to show the qualities that will encourage and enable...
Leaving to start a new job does not require a long speech. It is important that you remain positive and do not criticise your current company. If...
Introducing a new member of staff is a great way to help your team to bond, if you do it right. As all managers know, the best way to ensure your...
In today's lightening fast business environment it's not unusual for companies to be taken over and absorbed by other companies. When this happens...
When you have successfully completed a takeover of another company it's often necessary to make a speech to motivate your staff and make sure they...
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