First Impression Advice 6 Tips To Make An Unforgettable First Impression

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John Marty

• Manager of Product Management, Amazon - Man On A
  Mission

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Summary

• I am passionate about technology, and its ability
  to solve problems. One of my biggest strengths is
  the development and communication of big ideas
  that drive at the heart of consumer pain points.
  The communication of these ideas requires
  delicately crafted, and data driven narratives
  that consider all stakeholders. My understanding
  of the intricacies of software development as
  well as my entrepreneurial, and educational
  background provide a strong foundation to
  articulate these ideas, gain buy-in, and drive
  initiatives forward.
• I'm extremely hard working, intrinsically
  motivated, and enthusiastic, but operate with a
  deep sense of humility and gratitude. I carry
  this humility into every meeting and interaction
  by being truly present. I am observant and
  intrigued by the unique traits and contributions
  of team members, as well as, untapped talent,
  that can be extracted through encouragement with
  product teams.

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First Impression Advice 6 Tips To Make An
Unforgettable First Impression

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Video Transcript

• In this video I'll provide you 6 tips to make an
  unforgettable first impression that can be used
  for any encounter from a job interview to a date
  to a meeting with a potential client. All of
  which are backed by research. At the end of the
  video Ill also reveal one thing you should never
  do when trying to make a great first impression.
• According to a Princeton University study in 2006
  it only takes 1/10th of a second to make a snap
  judgement of someones trustworthiness and
  attractiveness based on facial appearance alone.
  It's crazy to think how quickly people make first
  impressions of us!

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• What I found most fascinating about doing
  research on the topic of making a great first
  impression was that it's actually hard for people
  to make snap judgements on Competence. Humans
  only tend to care about trustworthiness at first
  to quickly determine friend or foe. This is
  likely a built in survival mechanism.
• I think one of the key takeaways of this video if
  your trying to make a first impression for a job
  interview is to not worry so much about showing
  off your skills. What really matters is creating
  an emotional connection thought small talk where
  both parties have common ground.
• Interestingly, when I went to software
  development school our teachers kept telling us
  that the people who got great jobs weren't the
  ones that had the most skill....they were the
  ones that you could envision sharing a beer with.
  Looks like the research confirms this! Skills can
  be taught, but the emotional connection is the
  primary concern.

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