INTERVIEWING Ag Employability Skills. Objectives Determine the importance of first impressions Identify key components of first impressions Demonstrate:

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INTERVIEWING Ag Employability Skills

Objectives Determine the importance of first impressions Identify key components of first impressions Demonstrate: Proper handshake, introductions, & posture Determine proper attire Compose a poster advertising one thing to do to make a great first impresssion

What makes a good first impression? Proper handshake Proper introduction Good posture Neat appearance: attire grooming personal hygiene

How long does it take to make an impression? seconds

How should you introduce yourself? First name….1…2….3….last name

Proper Posture Sit up Sit on edge of seat Place feet underneath you Lean slightly forward

Professional Dress for Women A business suit- blue, gray, black Keep skirt length appropriate: hemline no shorter than the bottom of the knee Solid colors One ring per hand One set of earrings Quality fabrics Shoes that match

Professional Dress for Men Conservative suit color; ex. Blue, gray, black A white collared shirt & conserv- ative tie, no wild patterns (car- toon characters) Socks to match suit No accessories (a watch is fine) Avoid wearing a fancy, expensive suit Don’t wear athletic socks Shoes need to be shined

Tips for Men and Women Hair should be trimmed, neatly arranged, and clean Fingernails should be neat, clean, and trimmed Avoid using colognes, scented powders, and perfumes Keep pockets empty of tinkling coins No gum, candy, or cigarettes Women: Don’t wear too much makeup Keep hair pulled back and out of face Be conservative: earrings, piercing, etc

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