Wondering how to make a first impression and preparing for a treasured meeting, you probably already prepared a couple of your on-duty phrases and try to mentally tune in to a more confident tone. But without psychological subtleties you are unlikely to manage. Therefore, before you cross the threshold of your home, listen to a couple of practical tips.
Make a good impression on the employer
A potential employer sees you for the first time in an interview. For him, your inner world (which, of course, is rich and worthy of respect) is secret, to know which, in the given circumstances, there is no time. Therefore, it is very important to "present" your appearance in the appropriate image. You want to make an impression of a business man and a serious person, do not you? So, observe the following rules:
- no mini, deep neckline and pantyhose in the mesh. The absence of pantyhose is also a bad form;
- forget about the bright make-up and daring manicure. The face and hands should be well-groomed. Emphasize the virtues and hide the shortcomings. Be natural;
- fresh breath facilitates understanding. If you smoke, it's not bad to have mint candies. No chewing gums, and it's better to refrain from cigarettes altogether until the end of the interview;
- relax. Smile and positive attitude work wonders. Do not twitch and do not make nervous movements. Be confident in yourself. Even if you are not accepted, then you will find the option much better;
- correctly and clearly express your thoughts. Do not "mumble", you're an adult, after all;
- if your document on education is far from perfect, then talk more with the person you are talking to. Let him have no time and desire to examine your "marks". Keen with the conversation with you, he will forget about these formalities;
- behave so that it is not you who need it (the employer and the work), but they are in you. This does not mean that you need to "bully your nose" and keep it up. Show your professional qualities and demonstrate the demand for them. To lie, of course, is not good, but you can embellish.
How to impress an interlocutor?
It is important not only what you say, but also how you do it. Nonverbal communication is more important than words. The fact in which position
- avoid closed postures;
- speak in the same manner as your interlocutor;
- try to copy his actions. But do not be too intrusive;
- Do not look away and smile.
Be interesting to yourself, then others will be pleased to communicate with you.