2. “You never get a second
chance to make a first
impression.”

3.  IMPRESSION - an opinion or feeling that you
have about someone or something you have
seen but do not know very well
 FIRST IMPPRESSION - opinions that you form
immediately, before thinking thoroughly
 Probably, it will take less than 5 seconds to
judge
 Not very fair
 More stereotype
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4.  Clothes:
 most noticeable thing about a person
 makes a powerful impression.

5.  Face and skin:
 Your face says a lot about you.
 The face also serves as a general indication of a
person’s health and cleanliness.

6.  Mannerisms:
 Peoples mannerisms also influence their first
impressions.
 For instance, if you see someone walking with a boastful
limp your first impulse is to assess this person as being
conceited or arrogant. Humans pass judgment easily
based on mannerisms without thinking that there may be
a reason which may be incomprehensible to the judging
individual at first glance.

7.  Speech:
 The way a person speaks has an incredible
influence on first impressions.
 culture and educational background.
 dialect strongly influences first impressions.

8. Relationship with others
 Build a good image in front of others or
among co-workers.
 People attracted to befriend with.
 Increase enthusiasm of other people.
 Admired by others.

9.  Impact towards career
 Admired by superior
 Get a job promotion
 Trusted by superior manager
 Benefits to ourselves
 Higher self esteem
 Higher self confidence
 Easy to socialize
 Positive appearance

10.  Dress professionally
Your dressing sense helps people judge your
nature.
 Present yourself appropriately
Of course, physical appearance matters.

11.  Having a good non-verbal communication
 Body postures, facial expression, engagement

12.  Handshake and smile

13.  Time Management
 Do not be late. Make an effort.

14.  Be ready
 Greet properly
 Know the culture
 Be careful

15.  Be at ease
 Be yourself
 Be confident
 Do not exaggerate