This presentation provides tips for making a great first impression in a job interview. It emphasizes that the first 7 seconds are critical for making an impression. Some key tips include maintaining confident posture, smiling, making eye contact, shaking hands firmly, using open and expressive gestures, and dressing professionally. Following these tips can help the interviewer form a positive initial impression and label the candidate favorably, which is difficult to change.

1. PRESENTATION ON
PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT
INTERVIEW

2. TOPIC
TIPS FOR A PERFECT
INTERVIEW

3. FIRST IMPRESSION
We spent hours crafting the perfect
resume. The format is eye-catching
and the wording is practically perfect.
But we need much more than that.
Scientifically, we have only seven seconds to
make a first impression. And once the
interviewer
labeled you then it is very difficult to change
that

4. IMPORTANT TIPS:
 Adjust your attitude: “Change your posture”,
hold your head high, pull your shoulders back
and stand tall.
 Smile: A smile is an invitation, a sign of
welcome. It says, “I am friendly and
approachable”
 Make eye contact: Looking at someone’s eyes
transmits energy and indicates interest and
openness.
 Raise your eyebrows: It is an universal signal of
recognition and acknowledgement.

5. CONTINUE…
 Shake hands: It is most effective if you do it
right.
 Maintain an open posture: You may cross your
arms because you are cold or more confident
but you’ll look more confident by exposing your
body.
 Talk with your hands: Gestures are integrally
linked to speech, gesturing as you talk can
power up your thinking.
 Dress for success: In an interview you are
being evaluated at least to some degree, by

6. Do’s
 Touch your fingertips to
convey authority.
 Your physical gestures
should be open and
expressive.
 Demonstrate curiosity
and enthusiasm while
your interviewer is
speaking.
 Imitate your
interviewer’s positive
body language to quickly
build a rapport.
Dont’s
 Don’t wait in reception
with your legs stretched
out, feet crossed and
hands clasped behind your
head.
 Try not to show how tense
you are.
 Crossing your arms can be
interpreted as defensive.
 Resist the urge to touch
your face or play with
your hair when you speak.

7. THANK YOU…
BY-RONEET
KUMAR AND SHIVANGI CHAUHAN