As part of the Induction Programme for the 1st Year
MSW students, a guest talk on “First Impressions Last: Corporate Grooming and
Etiquette” was conducted by Mrs. Shailaja Narayan U, Head – Media, PR &
Events, Srinivas University. The session was organized under the guidance of
Prof. Joyson Prenky Cardoza, Head of the Department of Social Sciences and
Humanities, along with Dr. Stutima Basistha, Programme Coordinator, Dr. Laveena
D’Mello, and Prof. Ranjith Bhat.
The session focused on the importance of grooming,
personal presentation, and professional etiquette in shaping one’s image in the
corporate and social work sectors. Mrs. Shailaja Narayan emphasized how first
impressions significantly influence professional relationships and career
opportunities. She shared valuable insights on grooming procedures, dressing
appropriately for different professional contexts, and developing confidence in
communication and body language.
The interactive nature of the session kept students
highly engaged. It concluded with a group activity that included participation
from both 1st and 2nd-year MSW students, fostering collaboration, peer
learning, and the practical application of the concepts discussed.
The talk proved to be highly beneficial for MSW
students, as it connected classroom learning with real-world expectations of
professionalism. Understanding corporate grooming and etiquette will not only
enhance their employability skills but also prepare them to represent themselves
effectively in organizational, community, and fieldwork settings — an essential
component in the holistic development of future social work professionals.

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