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I forgot how to Human Posted on: 27.02.2013 by Benjamin Sieh Hey guys, I'm a 17 year old DJ from Delaware.I have a huge gig coming up this weekend in which my job is not only to DJ and impress crowds of random people. I also have to talk and network with people outside of my regular niche of clients. Some well known officials (senators, people from the mayors office, the governor, many school officials) along with a lot more less known people (parents, students, teachers, various business men, and people who work for other business who are also trying to network) who are all possible clients will be attending and my goal is to make friends with as many as possible. I will have no problem playing music, and reading the crowds, preparing a set list, ect. My problem is that I can't converse well with people I don't know, or cannot properly relate to. So I'll have no problem at all talking to teenagers, college students, and so on. Buuut, I will probably give a senator the wrong impression of the business I represent. So some points on conversation, and some general questions I should expect from people would be a great aid! Thanks guys | |
| Latina Samon 01.03.2013 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
Yeah good, progressed from my s2 to some cdjs (risky saying that here) and playing around with Ableton as well now. You got any gigs round Preston coming up? |
| Benjamin Sieh 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJMichaelHavok
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| nayit ruiz jaramillo 27.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by KS2
Will get around to it. You good mate? Its nice to be back and active in the community (since i got my life back, long story lets not go there). |
| Latina Samon 27.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
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| Benjamin Sieh 27.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
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| Benjamin Sieh 27.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by KS2
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| Benjamin Sieh 27.02.2013 | Hey guys, I'm a 17 year old DJ from Delaware. I have a huge gig coming up this weekend in which my job is not only to DJ and impress crowds of random people. I also have to talk and network with people outside of my regular niche of clients. Some well known officials (senators, people from the mayors office, the governor, many school officials) along with a lot more less known people (parents, students, teachers, various business men, and people who work for other business who are also trying to network) who are all possible clients will be attending and my goal is to make friends with as many as possible. I will have no problem playing music, and reading the crowds, preparing a set list, ect. My problem is that I can't converse well with people I don't know, or cannot properly relate to. So I'll have no problem at all talking to teenagers, college students, and so on. Buuut, I will probably give a senator the wrong impression of the business I represent. So some points on conversation, and some general questions I should expect from people would be a great aid! Thanks guys |
| Latina Samon 01.03.2013 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
Yeah good, progressed from my s2 to some cdjs (risky saying that here) and playing around with Ableton as well now. You got any gigs round Preston coming up? |
| Benjamin Sieh 28.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by DJMichaelHavok
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| Brunilda Kora 28.02.2013 |
(senators, people from the mayors office, the governor, many school officials) along with a lot more less known people (parents, students, teachers, various business men, and people who work for other business who are also trying to network)
Your BEST hope is that they will give their secretary/PA/administrator your business card and she (or he?) wil store it with all their other contacts. Just be brief - introduce yourself confidently, and ask if they'd mind taking your business card. 30 seconds max per person. |
| Piedad Apelian 28.02.2013 | wear a suit and tie don't talk ghetto like you're all back of the bus, use proper verbage and english. speak when spoken to, don't give your opinion unless asked for it, and when giving it make sure its neutral shake hands and make eye contact when doing so, they will make conversation, if not then a simple, "Pleasure to meet you" followed by a "enjoy the rest of the event" will suffice if you're around senators, none of them will actually want or care about your opinion on anything |
| Kellie Myrum 27.02.2013 | Ask him how he likes flanger or beatmasher |
| nayit ruiz jaramillo 27.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by KS2
Will get around to it. You good mate? Its nice to be back and active in the community (since i got my life back, long story lets not go there). |
| Danae Dumler 27.02.2013 | Well based on what I read in the papers, the senators ought to have plenty to say about prostitution and extramarital affairs, so I'd stick to topics like that.... |
| Latina Samon 27.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
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| Benjamin Sieh 27.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by Karlos Santos
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| nayit ruiz jaramillo 27.02.2013 | Fresh breathe is a good start. |
| Benjamin Sieh 27.02.2013 |
Originally Posted by KS2
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| Latina Samon 27.02.2013 | Are you asking how to talk to people? |
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