This article does a great job of hitting all the main points you should do when you have an interview. Being on time is very important. I always try to arrive 15 minutes early to help calm any nerves I may have. Tip number 3 was my favorite -- just be yourself. Let companies or colleges get to know you! This is a great advice for anyone to keep in their back-pocket.
I can’t stress enough how important it is to leave a good first impression at many important situations in our lives wherever you live in this world! Sheel’s article provides great information and re-confirms to us that all those points should not be taken for granted. For me, personally, number 1 and 3 are great reminders! Good luck to the teenage readers who will be facing college interviews sometime soon!
This is such a great article! I love how easily it's laid out in steps to a good impression and with examples. Thank you so much for putting this together; it is very beneficial for high schoolers to have this in preparation for college and careers!
A topic that is not required to be taught in school, but is extremely important information that can be presented in all grade levels. It might be appropriate for adults to get a refresher too :)
This is all great advice for making a great first impression. I love the parts about being on time and offering a firm handshake. These are all tips that adults can use, too.
I really like this blog because most young adults have no idea how to act around adults and professionals. This article gives them very good tips on how to make a good first impression and it will help them when they interview for college, job, or even to meet a girlfriend or boyfriend's parents for the first time. Great job with this article.
This article listed ten great tips to make a great first impression. The tips are great for employment soft skills, but they are also very applicable in day to day life. They are discussed thoroughly, but to the point. As a Career Development Coordinator, I have heard many businesses say that Tip #1 is the one that is most needed for young people trying to get a job and working in a job. Great article.
This article listed ten great tips to make a great first impression. The tips are great for employment soft skills, but they are also very applicable in day to day life. They are discussed thoroughly, but to the point. As a Career Development Coordinator, I have heard many businesses say that Tip #1 is the one that is most needed for young people trying to get a job and working in a job. Great article.
This article lists some really important advice that isn't always taught to students. Being on time certainly should be #1! The firm handshake and active listening tips are really good.
Soft skills are extremely important and definitely need to be practiced in school. I really liked these tips and the format was really well done as well!
This was a great summary of ways to consider before students begin a professional opportunity or conversation. First impressions can lead to so much opportunity!
Soft skills are so important when meeting someone. This was a good reminder to us all of the importance of getting back to basic good practices to make a great first impression
This is all such great advice. Making a good first impression is so important in so many aspects of life. School for sure, but then you have getting jobs in the future and even making friends. A good first impression is key in all of those aspects and so many more.
I believe this is a great infographic for every high school to look through and use for their current and future experiences. A lot of students won't know the importance of each of these bullets but by reading this infographic written by another high school student, hopefully they'll be inspired.
This is all excellent advice! Being punctual and preparing questions are important before an interview. They let the interviewer know that you care about the job and will be a conscientious worker.
Great read on First Impressions. This is a resource you can use for the rest of your life. These tools are applicable in every stage of life! I love the the pictures and animations you added. And love the advice you give about being yourself! Great job
I love this poster on first impressions. This is a great resource and contains easy and smart tips that anyone can do in any environment. Very important skills for students to have as they get ready to graduate.
This is great! My favorite is BE ON TIME! This is huge! So many people are late and it is frustrating to the ones on time. I feel like my time is very valuable and when people are late, my time is being wasted.
This is a well thought out list. "Just Be You" is not something you see very often in tips on first impression. But it really sets the tone for meaningful conversation.
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ReplyDeleteGreat article! Readers will gain lots of nuggets to enhance experiences in secondary and postsecondary careers!
ReplyDeleteThis article does a great job of hitting all the main points you should do when you have an interview. Being on time is very important. I always try to arrive 15 minutes early to help calm any nerves I may have. Tip number 3 was my favorite -- just be yourself. Let companies or colleges get to know you! This is a great advice for anyone to keep in their back-pocket.
ReplyDeleteI can’t stress enough how important it is to leave a good first impression at many important situations in our lives wherever you live in this world! Sheel’s article provides great information and re-confirms to us that all those points should not be taken for granted. For me, personally, number 1 and 3 are great reminders! Good luck to the teenage readers who will be facing college interviews sometime soon!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a great article! I love how easily it's laid out in steps to a good impression and with examples. Thank you so much for putting this together; it is very beneficial for high schoolers to have this in preparation for college and careers!
ReplyDeleteA topic that is not required to be taught in school, but is extremely important information that can be presented in all grade levels. It might be appropriate for adults to get a refresher too :)
ReplyDeleteThis is all great advice for making a great first impression. I love the parts about being on time and offering a firm handshake. These are all tips that adults can use, too.
ReplyDeleteI really like this blog because most young adults have no idea how to act around adults and professionals. This article gives them very good tips on how to make a good first impression and it will help them when they interview for college, job, or even to meet a girlfriend or boyfriend's parents for the first time. Great job with this article.
ReplyDeleteThis article listed ten great tips to make a great first impression. The tips are great for employment soft skills, but they are also very applicable in day to day life. They are discussed thoroughly, but to the point. As a Career Development Coordinator, I have heard many businesses say that Tip #1 is the one that is most needed for young people trying to get a job and working in a job. Great article.
DeleteThis article listed ten great tips to make a great first impression. The tips are great for employment soft skills, but they are also very applicable in day to day life. They are discussed thoroughly, but to the point. As a Career Development Coordinator, I have heard many businesses say that Tip #1 is the one that is most needed for young people trying to get a job and working in a job. Great article.
ReplyDeleteThis article lists some really important advice that isn't always taught to students. Being on time certainly should be #1! The firm handshake and active listening tips are really good.
ReplyDeleteSoft skills are extremely important and definitely need to be practiced in school. I really liked these tips and the format was really well done as well!
ReplyDeleteThis was a great summary of ways to consider before students begin a professional opportunity or conversation. First impressions can lead to so much opportunity!
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ReplyDeleteA great review of skills necessary when working with the public or a group within a community. Great interpersonal skills necessary to succeed.
ReplyDeleteSoft skills are so important when meeting someone. This was a good reminder to us all of the importance of getting back to basic good practices to make a great first impression
ReplyDeleteThis is all such great advice. Making a good first impression is so important in so many aspects of life. School for sure, but then you have getting jobs in the future and even making friends. A good first impression is key in all of those aspects and so many more.
ReplyDeleteFirst impression is certainly a lasting impression. These are important skills to know and learn, especially to thrive and survive in the world today.
ReplyDeleteI believe this is a great infographic for every high school to look through and use for their current and future experiences. A lot of students won't know the importance of each of these bullets but by reading this infographic written by another high school student, hopefully they'll be inspired.
ReplyDeleteFirst impressions are very important and this infographic provided a great visual way to capture that.
ReplyDeleteThis is a great set of information and I love how organized and visually succinct it was!
ReplyDeleteI work with student athletes, and these are great ideas to teach "life skills".
ReplyDeleteThis is all excellent advice! Being punctual and preparing questions are important before an interview. They let the interviewer know that you care about the job and will be a conscientious worker.
ReplyDeleteIt is a great infographic that we can introduce anyone who needs to improve their time management.
ReplyDeleteGreat read on First Impressions. This is a resource you can use for the rest of your life. These tools are applicable in every stage of life!
ReplyDeleteGreat read on First Impressions. This is a resource you can use for the rest of your life. These tools are applicable in every stage of life! I love the the pictures and animations you added. And love the advice you give about being yourself! Great job
ReplyDeleteI love this poster on first impressions. This is a great resource and contains easy and smart tips that anyone can do in any environment. Very important skills for students to have as they get ready to graduate.
ReplyDeleteThis is great! My favorite is BE ON TIME! This is huge! So many people are late and it is frustrating to the ones on time. I feel like my time is very valuable and when people are late, my time is being wasted.
ReplyDeleteThis is a well thought out list. "Just Be You" is not something you see very often in tips on first impression. But it really sets the tone for meaningful conversation.
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