Went to the Convention and Exhibition Center for an exhibition

denyslai

Yesterday I went to the Convention and Exhibition Center for an exhibition. In addition to attending the party, I also listened to some lectures when I had time.
Every exhibitor has the opportunity to show off their business and products. However, I feel that speaking for a few minutes is not very helpful to the audience, nor is it likely to be helpful to their business or products.
He often said that he had to remember a password, which was the number of his stall. He said this many times.
I guess I won't remember it at all, and the audience here is here to rest and cool down, because I am.
Just give it a listen when you have time. If you don't care about their products and services at all, how can you remember the password and go to their booth?
In addition, the other speaker is probably the boss of his company. Even if it is a small company, they are all bosses.
He introduced his career history, with many titles, which was very impressive. I remember that he said his name within a few minutes, but he just didn’t write his name in this information. This is wrong, and I personally think.
Therefore, many times we think that we are well prepared, but there are some very simple things that we just forget.
In addition, his information was not clear when it was projected. After I used my phone to focus it, I found that it was not clear originally, or it may have become unclear now after being reprinted many times.
Does he know it himself? I really do not know.
In addition, a young woman who spoke Mandarin turned around and sat in front of me, asked me to take a questionnaire, and gave me a small gift.
First of all, I didn't want to take a questionnaire, and besides, I didn't even know what the small gift she was talking about was.
I won't waste my time making this stuff though. Her little gifts should all be junk.
／07 2024