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SUMMARY:Phase-1: Greeting and introduction
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The first phase of any job interview is the greeting or introduction. As we discussed before, the first impression is usually the most important impression of any job interview. In many cases, hiring managers know within the first 90 seconds whether or not they even want to consider you. That is not to say they will make a final decision in the first 90 seconds to hire you. However, if you don’t get a strong start, you will be left at the starting gate like a horse that flipped his jockey onto the ground. 90% of your first impression is nonverbal Welcome to the Greeting and Introduction phase of the interview. During this phase, just like with the rest of the interview, 90% of the initial impression you will make with an interviewer, is in the first few seconds of the interview. The key components to a successful introduction are many of the nonverbal aspects we discussed earlier, such as your appearance and the quality of your handshake. Your eye contact and facial...

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