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dperrings
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Maximize the Senses in a job interview
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March 09, 2008, 12:58:29 PM »
Maximize the use of all of the senses in making an impression on another person.
Sight, Sound, touch, taste and smell
Sight - in person interview, if they can see you you are a real person and vise versa
Sound - verbal communication both ways creates a real bond between people
Touch - Handshake, snail mail thank you note is very tactile (or tangible)
Taste - "breaking bread" together leaves an impression
Smell - For this one one does not want to leave a negitive impression.
David Perrings
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Re: Maximize the Senses in a job interview
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May 29, 2008, 03:43:27 PM »
The smell is right on! I can't tell you the number of people who didn't make it past preliminary interviews b/c of the smell that tagged along with them. Lighten up on the perfume, oils and smoking before coming in to meet with your interviewer!
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