How to Mesmerize People On Your First Impression


You all must have heard of the adage- ‘first impression is the last impression’. And in several cases, the first impression becomes extremely important and can be a make or break situation for you. This can be an interview, a crucial business meeting, or even a matrimonial meet up. Any mistake on your part can result in instant rejection and loss of potential opportunity. In order to avoid this, you must always be prepared to the tee to impress the person you are going to meet. Here are some important tips that you should remember:


5. Dress formally or personably



Your clothes will be the first thing noticed by the person you will meet. It is imperative that you don’t dress shabbily or casually (especially for formal meetings or interviews) as this gives the impression that you are not serious. Be dressed formally or in attire that gives a personable appearance.   

4. Carry positivity in your talk



You should have a cheerful disposition and be positive when talking to people. This gives the impression that you have an affable and amiable nature, and creates a conducive environment for the talks or meeting to further proceed. So always be positive!


3. Try to know the interests of the person you are talking to


In order to make the conversation more productive, you can subtly or directly enquire about the interests of the person you are talking to. The person with whom you are conversing will feel positively inclined towards you if there are shared interests and make a  


2. Don’t forget to sound polite


Always be polite. Even if you might feel aggravated while talking to someone due to an unintentional remark that could offend you, maintain a polite demeanor throughout. This will help you for future interactions also.

1. Try to become friends at the end of the conversation

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Once your meeting or discussion or interview approaches its conclusion, try to become friendly with the other person. Even if you don’t succeed, you would have gained a new friend or expanded your corporate network!

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