
The Importance of First Impressions Our top interview tips ![]() Discussion Questions Q1 In your own words, please briefly summarize the article. Q2 How do people say you come across at first? Do you think it is different than who you think you are? What's the difference? Q3 What was your first impression of your spouse or best friend? How different was it in comparison to their real personalities? Q4 Do you think first impressions can be accurate? Explain. Q5 As an interviewer, have you ever been misled by your first impression of an applicant? If you have any such experience, please tell me about it. Q6 How much do you think your first impressions of other people influence you? What is the reason? Q7 Have you had any interesting experiences with first impressions? If so, share them with your tutor. Q8 Did you realize that first impressions were as influential as they are? Q9 If you have a question or questions that you'd like to discuss during your class, please write them down. Expressions primacy the state of being first in importance 例句 1 The truth is that shareholder primacy is baked deeply into American corporate governance. 例句 2 If the US can't think beyond them, the primacy of its position in this changing world will disappear. disproportionate too large or too small in comparison with something else
例句 1 There is a disproportionate number of Americans on this Shanghai-bound flight. 例句 2 The disproportionate number of birds leaving is a sign of climate change. undivided not separated or broken into parts 例句 1 I need your undivided attention during this meeting. 例句 2 Our nation will remain undivided. self-explanatory obvious, needing no further explanation 例句 1 The audio manual should be self-explanatory, but please let me know if you have any questions. 例句 2 The name of the dish is quite self-explanatory; fried eggplant with chili sauce. |
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