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Work A Room Reflection

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Throughout this semester I learned many things. One of the main sources that I learned from was from a book named: “How to Work a Room”. This book gave great me great potential scenarios that I could see myself in. The best part about this book was how within the book it gave me suggestions on how to fix the the wrong things I would naturally do into positive actions I can work on in the near future. My ultimate goal for my final event was to create a plan to help ensure I get the most out of it, and what I did to get a positive experience out of the event I went too. My final event that I went to was a Finance Career Workshop. For the first time ever before attending this event I did previous research on the event, so I could know what to …show more content…

Once, I had them down in my head I moved on to my next planning stage. My next planning stage was getting myself mentally ready for the event. After a while of mentally thinking about how the event was going to play out I began to feel prepared for the event. I packed all of my notes into my backpack for potential future references incase I blanked out at any given point, and I also got my business casual clothing ready for the next day when I would need to go to my event from 3-4 p.m. By the time night fell I finally mentally prepared to be at the Finance event the following day. Finally, it is the day of the event and I made sure to get there on time. I arrived to Douglass Hall by 2:55 to make sure I arrived on time, but I did not want to be the first one there either because It was going to make me feel somewhat uncomfortable if I was the first individual in the room with the professionals. When I walked in the designated room I was like the sixth person there, so it caught me off guard because I expected more people to be there, but at the same time it made me realized that with less people in the room I would have a greater chance to get the

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