How to Make the Best First Impressions

ℹ️ EPISODE INFO

Released

January 17, 2020

Duration

11m

Channel

Stanford Graduate School of Business

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📝 EPISODE DESCRIPTION

First impressions in an interview are critical. First impressions are formed within 17 seconds of meeting someone. We actually do judge a book by its cover. We will show you techniques on how to stand out and make a good first impression. Team Members: Tammie Chen, MBA ’20 Tejas Naphade, MBA ’20 Brett Rocheleau, MBA ’20 Andrew Lee Rubinger, MS ’20

🎤 SPEAKERS

• Brett Rocheleau

  host

  Stanford Graduate School of Business presenter and co-facilitator for interview/first-impression skills.

• Tammie Chen

  host

  Stanford Graduate School of Business presenter and co-facilitator focused on interview communication and first impressions.

• Tejas Naphade

  host

  Stanford Graduate School of Business presenter and lead facilitator for the first-impressions/interview exercise.

• Andrew Lee Rubinger

  host

  Stanford Graduate School of Business presenter and co-facilitator for interview preparation and first-impression coaching.

🧾 EPISODE SUMMARY

In this episode of Stanford Graduate School of Business, featuring Brett Rocheleau and Tammie Chen, How to Make the Best First Impressions explores First impressions in interviews start before you enter the room The session demonstrates how two people can read the same early interview moments very differently, making first impressions a high-stakes part of hiring interactions.

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