Informative Speech Outline
General Purpose: To Inform
Specific Purpose: This speech plans to inform about the etiquette when doing business internationally and after listening to it, my audience will know about what to wear, to express effectively, and good manners and behaviors.
Thesis: With offices in multiple countries, international corporations have long been navigating the fine points of dealing with the cultural differences of doing business in foreign countries. In international business, first impressions are often the only chance professionals have to impress a business contact.
Organizational Pattern: Topical
Audience Analysis: Our audience are men and women typically between 18 and 40 with a college degree or are at least planning to have it soon. These speech applies to this audience they are learning doing business internationally or are already doing it. They are interested in the fact that it offers the necessary information to …show more content…
INTRODUCTION
A. Attention Getter: Picking up a sandwich with your hands during a business lunch in New York wouldn't be a big deal. But in Rio de Janeiro, it could signify considerable disrespect.
B. Purpose Statement: Globalization is something that’s changing the way we do business and people should know a basic etiquette when doing business internationally.
C. Significance: All the information will improve their opportunities when doing business internationally.
D. Preview Statement: The speech will make emphasis on thing to know about what to wear. Secondly, on how to talk, and finally on our behaviors and manners.
MAJOR TRANSITION: Now that we have a brief understanding etiquette we are going to talk about appearances.
II. BODY A. Main Point #1: The work clothes are a hallmark that exalts us and it has some basic characteristics that people needs to know for having a proper attire in these occasions.
1. A comfortable wardrobe.
2. The overall appearance.
i. Pants and shirts.
3. A good walk. i. Main
Specific Purpose: This speech plans to inform about the etiquette when doing business internationally and after listening to it, my audience will know about what to wear, to express effectively, and good manners and behaviors.
Thesis: With offices in multiple countries, international corporations have long been navigating the fine points of dealing with the cultural differences of doing business in foreign countries. In international business, first impressions are often the only chance professionals have to impress a business contact.
Organizational Pattern: Topical
Audience Analysis: Our audience are men and women typically between 18 and 40 with a college degree or are at least planning to have it soon. These speech applies to this audience they are learning doing business internationally or are already doing it. They are interested in the fact that it offers the necessary information to …show more content…
INTRODUCTION
A. Attention Getter: Picking up a sandwich with your hands during a business lunch in New York wouldn't be a big deal. But in Rio de Janeiro, it could signify considerable disrespect.
B. Purpose Statement: Globalization is something that’s changing the way we do business and people should know a basic etiquette when doing business internationally.
C. Significance: All the information will improve their opportunities when doing business internationally.
D. Preview Statement: The speech will make emphasis on thing to know about what to wear. Secondly, on how to talk, and finally on our behaviors and manners.
MAJOR TRANSITION: Now that we have a brief understanding etiquette we are going to talk about appearances.
II. BODY A. Main Point #1: The work clothes are a hallmark that exalts us and it has some basic characteristics that people needs to know for having a proper attire in these occasions.
1. A comfortable wardrobe.
2. The overall appearance.
i. Pants and shirts.
3. A good walk. i. Main