First Impressions: Page 3
The 4 Skills Needed to Make a Great Impression
Check out the research behind the first few seconds of meeting someone and how to make a great and lasting impression.
How to Hack a First Impression
Head high, eyes forward, and please, please keep your hands out of your pockets.
A Dozen Ways You Don't Realize You Are Making a Bad Impression at Work
First impressions are important but so is the impression are making day after day with your team.
11 Ways to Be More Memorable
How to be more than just another forgotten business card in a pile.
Don't Underestimate the Importance of Making a Good First Impression
It's very hard to give a presentation so good that it overcomes a bad first impression.
Think You Understand Proper Etiquette? Try Answering These 5 Social Quandaries.
It might be time to go back to school.
5 Tips for Building a Strong Brand Identity
What's in a name? Everything: A vibrant brand is what keeps a prospective customer interested long enough to view your offerings.
12 Phrases That Are Making You Sound Ignorant
Every time you speak is another opportunity to make a lasting impression. For good or not so good.
Don't Underestimate How Much Spelling Matters in Business Communications
Even in writing, you have just one chance to make a good first impression.
Don't Make Things Awkward: Reduce Uncertainty and Proactively Communicate
Sylvie di Giusto, founder of Executive Image consulting and author of "The Image of Leadership," provides tips to help you lead your business.
4 Techniques Successful People Use to Make a Positive First Impression
Got a firm handshake? Remembered to bring business cards? Go to a party or event prepared to "wow" people in those first crucial seconds.
3 Essentials for Making a Big Splash at Your New Job
No first impression is more important than the one you make on the people you will work with.
A Stupid 3-Word Phrase That Instantly Ruins Your Credibility
If somebody tells you price isn't important they are delusional.
Don't Assume What Gifts Potential Partners Want -- You Can't Afford to Be Wrong
Treat your recipients' loved ones to something nice. Just stay away from their kids until you know them better.