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    1) The document discusses first impressions, which are the opinions formed immediately upon meeting someone that can last less than 6 seconds. It states "first impression is the last impression" as you don't get a second chance. 2) Several factors that influence first impressions are discussed, including clothing, facial expressions, manners, speech, and body language. Dressing appropriately for the occasion and maintaining eye contact are emphasized. 3) The importance of making a good first impression is that it can build relationships and benefits oneself by making one admired, trusted, and able to socialize and present themselves positively. Time management is also important to avoid being late.

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    1) The document discusses first impressions, which are the opinions formed immediately upon meeting someone that can last less than 6 seconds. It states "first impression is the last impression" as you don't get a second chance. 2) Several factors that influence first impressions are discussed, including clothing, facial expressions, manners, speech, and body language. Dressing appropriately for the occasion and maintaining eye contact are emphasized. 3) The importance of making a good first impression is that it can build relationships and benefits oneself by making one admired, trusted, and able to socialize and present themselves positively. Time management is also important to avoid being late.

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    1) The document discusses first impressions, which are the opinions formed immediately upon meeting someone that can last less than 6 seconds. It states "first impression is the last impression" as you don't get a second chance. 2) Several factors that influence first impressions are discussed, including clothing, facial expressions, manners, speech, and body language. Dressing appropriately for the occasion and maintaining eye contact are emphasized. 3) The importance of making a good first impression is that it can build relationships and benefits oneself by making one admired, trusted, and able to socialize and present themselves positively. Time management is also important to avoid being late.

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    FIRST

    IMPRESSION
    Name: - Prajapati Jay
    Enrollment No.: - 190410116114
    Year: - 2nd Semester: - 3
    WHAT IS FIRST IMPRESSION
    IMPRESSION – an opinion or feeling that you have about someone or something you
    have seen but do not know very well.
    FIRST IMPRESSION – opinions that you form immediately before thinking thoroughly.
    Probably it will take less than 6 seconds to judge a person, means there is only 4 – 6
    seconds to make first impression.
    That’s why people says, “FIRST IMPRESSION IS THE LAST IMPRESSION”, because
    you never get second chance for it.
    SOME FACTORS REGUARDING
    FIRST IMPRESSION
    • Clothes:
    • Most noticeable thing about a person.
    • What is seen from a distance and the
    impression cannot be changed throughout
    your meeting.
    • Dress according the occasion.
    • Good knowledge makes powerful impression.
    • FACIAL
    EXPRESSION
    S: • MANNERS:
    • The face also serves as a general • Be civilized, polite and respectful.
    identification of a person’s behavior. • Maintaining eye contact means you are
     Here are some examples of bad interested in what they say.
    manners and facial expressions:
    • Have a good body language.
    • SPEECH:
    • The way a person speaks has an
    incredible influence on first impressions.
    • Be articulate because that inspires a
    feeling of intelligence and education in
    the person you are meeting with.
    • Speak loud enough for all to hear.
    IMPORTANCE OF HAVING A GOOD
    FIRST IMPRESSION
    RELATIONSHIP WITH OTHERS BENEFITS TO OURSELVES
    • Build a good image in front of others or • Admired by others to work place.
    among co-workers. • Trusted by superior manager
    • People attracted to befriend with. • Easy to socialize.
    • Increase enthusiasm of other people. • Admired by others.
    • Higher self esteem and self confidence.
    • Positive appearance.
    HOW TO MANAGE FIRST
    IMPRESSION.
    • Dress professionally
    Your dressing sense helps people to judge
    your nature.
    • Present yourself appropriately
    Physical appearance always matters.
    • Having a good non-verbal
    communication with body postures,
    facial expression.
    TIME
    MANAGEMENT
    • Do not be late.

    • GREET PROPERLY
    • BE CAREFUL
    • BE READY
    • BE AT EASE
    • BE YOURSELF
    • BE CONFIDENT
    - THANK YOU.

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