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Practice Introducing Yourself at Work in English
It's your first week. You go over to a colleague's desk to introduce yourself properly — and to find out what they actually do and how much you'll be working together.
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English · Voice only 02:00
You're talking to: colleague
You: new employee
introducing yourself
Hi — I don't think we've met. I started on Monday.
saying what your role is
I've just joined as the new...
learning about their role
What do you actually work on day to day?
Your goal
Introduce yourself and your role, find out what they work on, and leave knowing one practical thing you didn't know before.
You'll practice
- Introduce yourself and your role
- Find out what they work on
- Get one practical tip about how the team works
Phrases you'll actually use
Six lines that carry most of this conversation. You'll hear them, and you'll need them.
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Hi — I don't think we've met. I started on Monday.
— introducing yourself
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I've just joined as the new...
— saying what your role is
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What do you actually work on day to day?
— learning about their role
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I'm still finding my feet, to be honest.
— admitting you're new
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Will our teams overlap much?
— finding out how you'll connect
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Who should I go to if I get stuck on something?
— getting a practical tip
Level-up expressions
settle in
become comfortable in a new role or place
I'm still settling in, to be honest.
show someone around
give someone a tour or orientation
Has anyone shown you around yet?
get up to speed
become familiar with something quickly
I'm trying to get up to speed on everything.
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