First Impression - How to Use Posture and Gesture

The video tutorial emphasizes the importance of making a strong and positive first impression through posture, gestures, facial expressions, and handshakes. It provides practical tips on maintaining an upright posture, using open body language, making eye contact, and smiling to convey confidence and enthusiasm. The tutorial also covers the significance of visible hands, natural gestures, and proper handshake techniques to enhance communication and leave a lasting impression.

What is a key element of good posture when making a first impression?

• Crossing your arms

• Leaning forward slightly

• Standing or sitting upright to your full height

• Keeping your hands in your pockets

How should you position your head when listening to someone?

• Keep it perfectly straight

• Tilt it slightly with your right ear towards the speaker

• Tilt it slightly with your left ear towards the speaker

• Look down at the ground

Why is it important to keep your hands visible during a conversation?

• It makes you appear taller

• It shows you are relaxed

• It helps you remember what to say

• It indicates you are confident

What is the recommended position for a handshake?

• With a limp grip

• In the vertical plane

• With your palm facing upwards

• With your hand on top

What should you do if your hands are sweaty before a handshake?

• Apologize for your sweaty hands

• Find a discreet way to dry them

• Ignore it and shake hands anyway

• Shake hands with your left hand

What is the psychological effect of shaking hands with cold hands?

• It gives the impression of emotional coldness

• It indicates you are confident

• It shows you are nervous

• It makes you seem more approachable

What is a good rule of thumb for the firmness of a handshake?

• Avoid gripping at all

• Always have a softer grip

• Always have a firmer grip

• Match the firmness of the other person's grip