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Speech Ideas for Receiving an Award at Work?


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I will be receiving an award at work soon and would like to express my thanks to my coworkers. I am very shy and would like to know what to say after receiving the award. I am looking for something quick and short. I read in a book that the 2 words "thank you" is really all that is needed. Can you advise?

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January 9, 20080 found this helpful

Say something like: "It's hard for me to express myself because I'm so shy. But believe me when I say "thank you" because it comes from the bottom of my heart."

 
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January 9, 20080 found this helpful

Stating something about how much this award means to you to receive it; how much it is appreciated and making sure to thank all those responsible. Long speeches are boring, but a few direct to the point statements holds everyone's interest and you won't appear shy, but confident.

 

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January 9, 20080 found this helpful

State how much this award means to you. Thanking those responsible in helping you to obtain such an award and that you appreciate those who noticed your skills, work ethics and who felt you earned this honor. A few direct statements makes you appear confident and not shy.

 
October 24, 20160 found this helpful

I thank the entire management that give me an opportunity to be here today, it is a privilege to me to be a part and parcel of this occasion. It is a long and challenging journey colleagues.

 

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January 11, 20080 found this helpful

"You are very thoughtful and while I am not eloquent, I consider your gift a very wonderful one and I thank you very much."

 

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January 13, 20081 found this helpful

Congratulations on your award. You have a good employer who recognizes good people and obviously wants to keep you.

How about something like "Thank you for this award for ______. I'm very pleased and honored to win it this year. It means a lot to me. Thank you to my supervisor (name) and my co-workers (names, names) for helping me to do my job well."

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I feel it will be more professional if you mention the award and how pleased you are to receive it, rather than to say how shy you are, with the possible inference that you do not deserve the award. Trust the people who are giving the award. They say you deserve it, so you deserve it. Congratulations again.

 

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