Hi Can you clarify if you are leaving and want to give a speech at the farewell organized for you or you are to give a speech at the farewell of another colleague? Regards
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
Hi,
I now understand better what your requirement is. As an MBA student, you must be able to draft a good speech on your own. This is the best opportunity for you to develop your writing skills. However, to help you get on track, let me give you some suggestions as to the outline of the speech.
- Begin with a quote on friendship, camaraderie, or bonds developed, or you can focus on the year gone by and the first interaction with seniors. Inject some humorous incidents or some vivid moments etched in your memory.
- Move on to a broad overview of the year gone by with reference to the team spirit and networking that resulted in varied successes. Mention also the times that the seniors were of particular help (perhaps in summer placements, etc.).
- Make a passing reference to an incident or two where the relations between seniors and juniors were almost strained (e.g., in the selection of the new student council) and highlight how the tension was diffused by maturity.
- Pay glowing tributes to the specific qualities of the seniors and mention a couple of them by name, outlining their contributions and achievements.
- Do not forget to suitably incorporate the contribution of the management, staff, and faculty too.
- Towards the closing, list out some of the major learning points from your seniors, some special contributions they have made for the juniors or the institute, etc.
- Wind up with a hearty thanks and good wishes to the seniors.
Trust the outline will help you do a great job.
Best Wishes
From India, Mumbai
I now understand better what your requirement is. As an MBA student, you must be able to draft a good speech on your own. This is the best opportunity for you to develop your writing skills. However, to help you get on track, let me give you some suggestions as to the outline of the speech.
- Begin with a quote on friendship, camaraderie, or bonds developed, or you can focus on the year gone by and the first interaction with seniors. Inject some humorous incidents or some vivid moments etched in your memory.
- Move on to a broad overview of the year gone by with reference to the team spirit and networking that resulted in varied successes. Mention also the times that the seniors were of particular help (perhaps in summer placements, etc.).
- Make a passing reference to an incident or two where the relations between seniors and juniors were almost strained (e.g., in the selection of the new student council) and highlight how the tension was diffused by maturity.
- Pay glowing tributes to the specific qualities of the seniors and mention a couple of them by name, outlining their contributions and achievements.
- Do not forget to suitably incorporate the contribution of the management, staff, and faculty too.
- Towards the closing, list out some of the major learning points from your seniors, some special contributions they have made for the juniors or the institute, etc.
- Wind up with a hearty thanks and good wishes to the seniors.
Trust the outline will help you do a great job.
Best Wishes
From India, Mumbai
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