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This document discusses the importance of managing first impressions. It emphasizes that first impressions are formed within the first minute of meeting someone and can influence how people perceive you. Some key factors that influence first impressions include dress, facial expressions, body language, enthusiasm, voice, and greetings. It stresses displaying a positive attitude, making eye contact, dressing appropriately, speaking clearly at a slower pace, actively listening, and smiling to make a great first impression.
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4 Seconds - enough to make a first impression.
4 Minutes - enough to make a last impression.
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SOME IMPORTANT FACTORS WHICH INFLUENCE THE first IMPRESSION
Face and skin :-
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Mannerisms :-
Speech :-
IMPORTANCE OF HAVING A GOOD FIRST IMPRESSION
Relationship with others
Impact towards career :-
Benefits to ourselves :-
Dress professionally :-
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Handshake and smile :-
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So make it best out of it !
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- Your smile - relaxed and sincere slightly open - use all face muscles Eye contact - steady relaxed - about 5 seconds Windows of the soul, excellent are indicators of feelings. Shifty eyes, beady eyes and look of steel demonstrate awareness. Honest person has a tendency to look you straight in the eye when speaking. At least listeners accept it like that
- Appearance – Is your appearance appropriate for the situation? Are you well groomed and clean? Is your hair combed? Is your clothing clean and neat? Do you ‘stand out’ from the crowd or blend in? Your appearance - good personal hygiene - simple clothing - clean, sharp, and ironed - coordinated - solid, neutral colors limited accessories Differences between men and women
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