Wear a Nametag
I've been wearing a nametag out in public (as often as I can remember to put it on) for the last three months, and I think you should consider doing the same. Remind acquaintances of your name. I have upwards of a hundred acquaintances I can recognize on sight and whom I've spoken to at least once whose names I cannot recall. It would be quite convenient for me if all these people wore nametags, so that I could avoid the awkwardness of asking them their names again. But surely to many others, I'm one of those hundred dimly remembered acquaintances. I would want them to wear a nametag if our roles were reversed, so I should do them the same small courtesy in our actual situation. Make yourself easier to find. This was the original reason I started wearing a nametag. I went to a conference in October where I had to identify perfect strangers in crowded rooms with nothing to go on but their names. This would have been quite difficult except that all the attendees were wearing nametags, wh
Wear a Nametag Home About Wear a Nametag I've been wearing a nametag out in public (as often as I can remember to put it on) for the last three months, and I think you should consider doing the same. Why? Remind acquaintances of your name. I have upwards of a hundred acquaintances I can recognize on sight and whom I've spoken to at least once whose names I cannot recall. It would be quite convenient for me if all these people wore nametags, so that I could avoid the awkwardness of asking them their names again. But surely to many others, I'm one of those hundred dimly remembered acquai
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