AEE 2586: How Should You Introduce Yourself? And Meet the AEE Team!
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This is an All Ears English podcast, episode 2586. How should you introduce yourself and meet the All Ears English team?
Welcome to the All Ears English Podcast, downloaded more than 200 million times.
How should you introduce yourself at work?
Are you feeling stuck with your English? We'll show you how to become fearless and fluent by focusing on connection, not perfection with your American host, Aubrey Carter, the IELTS whiz, and Lindsay McMahon, the English adventurer. coming to you from Arizona and Colorado, USA. And to get your transcripts delivered by email every week, go to allearsenglish.com forward slash subscribe. In life, there's so many different contexts in which you need a polished professional self-intro. Learn when and how you might need these, plus meet the team behind the scenes of All Ears English.
Picture this. You're part of the conversation. Someone jumps in with a fast comment. Everyone reacts, but you're left behind, still processing the words. It's not that you don't understand English. It's that real conversations don't slow down for you. Slang, speed, tone, it all stacks up fast. The good news, these are trainable skills if you know your English level and what to do to move up. Start by taking our free two-minute fluency quiz to find out exactly what your level is now. Go to allearsenglish.com slash fluency score. That's allearsenglish.com slash f-l-u-e-n c-y-s-c-o-r-e. Hello, Lindsay. How are you today?
I'm feeling great today. I am super excited for this topic because this is where work blends with life, right? What we're talking about today. I'm so ready.
Absolutely. Me too. And I'm so excited for you to hear the voices of the All Ears English team, meet some of our wonderful co-workers, and yeah, this is going to be fun.
It's a special episode today, isn't it?
Yeah, definitely. And this is so important to be able to introduce yourself either at work in more of a professional context or to a new friend, you know, someone that you're meeting, you want to be able to share the high level, right? And this is tricky too. We're How much detail should you share when someone asks where you work, what you do at work?
Right. And there's some key vocabulary that are popular, common nowadays when you are talking about your position. Your role is a very common phrase I feel like I hear a lot. My role at X company is XYZ. I'm seeing that on LinkedIn everywhere nowadays. So really important to know this vocabulary.
Absolutely. Yeah. So today we're excited. You're going to meet our team members and learn how to introduce yourself in a professional way. We're actually answering a question that was sent in. Would you like to read that for us?
Oh my God, I would love to. This is from Mauro. Mauro says, 2026 is my eighth year listening to you guys. Oh my gosh, that is so amazing. It's so good. I just love it. It's an addiction, LOL.
What are the key vocabulary phrases for self-introduction?
Yeah.
That's a very healthy addiction to have.
Very healthy. Yeah. Lots of benefits there. I think you should do an episode introducing the Allers English team. I mean, the guys in the back office. Best regards, Mauro. What a good question.
It's such a great question. I love it. It's like virtual back office, right? Since we don't have any brick and mortar, there is no official office, but yes.
You got it. You got it. And that's a really important thing. We value our team members. Many of our team members have been with us for a long time. And they're behind the scenes doing really important work. And I'm so excited to bring them to the forefront here today.
Yes, exactly. So guys, be sure to hit follow wherever you're listening. If you love our connection, not perfection, if you believe that as well, then be sure to hit follow.
You got it. All right. So we need templates, right? So templates are always really good to lean on for vocabulary, for structure when it comes to introducing ourselves and our role.
Exactly, right? You have a template and then you just plug in the role, the company name. So we're going to go over some sort of buckets of things you might share when you introduce yourself. And the first one is just sharing what your role is.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–0:17
2
How should you introduce yourself at work?
0:17–3:33
3
What are the key vocabulary phrases for self-introduction?
3:33–9:36
4
How can you effectively share your role in a conversation?
9:36–14:19
5
What templates can help structure your introduction?
14:19–15:35
Speakers
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