hey guys, welcome to my first post
as a green hand, i’m just graduated this year, major in business english.
what i want to say is that i really love foreign trade, maybe because many relatives are doing business, though is domestic, and my cousin sister is doing foreign trade sales pretty well.
considering that there won’t many things in the senior year, i came out at the first term. arrived in gd after a long journey. one week later, i worked as a foreign trade merchandiser in a big furniture company. then begin my foreign trade life…
(omg, it’s really hard for me to write something.)
可以不爱,请勿伤害~
p.s. i thought everyone know what’s “omg”, let alone foreigners. but one time i talked with an indian, he asked me what omg is. oh my god~~~
to be continued.
Hi there! It's great to hear that you have a passion for foreign trade and have recently started your career in that field. Being surrounded by family members involved in business can definitely be a motivating factor.
It's common to face challenges when starting out, but with time and experience, you will gain confidence and find your rhythm. Writing may not come easily to everyone, but don't worry, it gets better with practice. Don't be too hard on yourself, and remember to stay positive!
As for the abbreviation "OMG," while it is widely used among English speakers, not everyone may be familiar with it, especially those from different cultural backgrounds. It's always interesting to learn about these variations and differences in language usage.
I'm glad to hear that you will continue sharing your experiences. If you have any specific questions or concerns related to foreign trade, feel free to ask!
Before the Fair, more excited, less nervous. Hing the chance to attend the Fair is so exciting; the chance also means you he the capability to do well.
After the Fair, totally tired. It’s really tired, especially with high-heel shoes.
Dear, my name is Seven too. And I will attend HK Fair 12th this month. So excited, but more is nervous. So could u tell me what's ur feeling before and after the fair?
从见面名片就聊的比较多,看了很多产品,一直让我write down一些感兴趣的产品型号,还坐下来谈了一会,他还在我的notebook写了自己的邮箱,说之后一定要发detailed information给他,温馨以至感动到我的来了,他说:Your name is SEVEN, in Arabic it’s this. 他在我的notebook上写了阿拉伯文的7。
就是在第二天碰到了个“矮个”色鬼 ,大概是Middle East那片儿的,尼玛,见面就拿出手机上拍的bikini彩绘给我看,还叽里呱啦啥bikini, money, pay to girl, night之类的,好吧,我反应比较慢,还没想太多,突然manager在离我几米远的地方指着那色鬼很气愤地说:"WE WILL NEVER DO BUSINESS WITH YOU!” (说的漂亮 )
You MUST prepare well (personal experience, nothing special):
1. Know your company and products well, and then you can CONFIDENTLY introduce your company history and capability, product function and feature etc.
(上战场的前俩天恶补了下公司简介 )
2. Give the price quickly, as you know so many clients ask the price. He just need to point, we need to tell the price. (Maybe some guys just want to know the price.)
3. Don’t forget to take some tools: catalog/CD, notebook, pen, stapler, business card or
This was the first time I attended Canton Fair.
We all dressed formally. There were so many people, especially the first day. Some colleagues were responsible for the domestic clients, we were for foreigner.
Communicating with people from different countries, I was really very happy and exciting. It’s good for us to learn, understand, experience…
What I know deeply from the Fair is that I AM NOT PROFESSIONAL enough as I’m a 3-month green hand. Just one day before the Fair, we get the file
Sheldon和Penny一起玩游戏。
Penny: What's AFK?
Sheldon: [into his headset] AFK. [to Penny] "Away From Keyboard"
Penny: "O.I.C."
Sheldon: What does that stand for?
Penny: Oh. I see.
Sheldon: Yes, but what does it stand for?