Making The Right First Impressions At The Interview

Topics:
Interviews
Tags:
Employer,
Impression,
Redgoldfish
Source:
Redgoldfish

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Overview: You would be very surprised at what can be ascertained from the first few moments in someone's presence. Indeed, it is an accepted fact that a decision can be made in the first few minutes. An interviewer or employer will discover a great deal about you in a relatively small amount of time by use of their experience in body language. So your first few seconds are fairly vital when you walk into that interview room or when you are greeted by your employer. This paper gives you some guidelines on how to make the right impressions at the interview.

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Format: HTML | Date: Jan 2009 | Pages: 3


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