Personal Branding

As soon as lecturer enter to the lecture room he said that today the guys who got absent should do a presentation under thw topoic of Smooshing should be done in the college cordidoors or not. So the six guys did it. But only ahiky's  speech was good more than others as her voiuce as well as the body language was fine to the audience. And also most of the guys came in fromnt without saying anything ti the class too. 
So in my opinion the topic is not really nedded to talk
Personal branding is for a person a description of the process where yourself marked as brands to the world. This is know the the views of other people and outside controls of yourself. This is not limited to the body, clothing, appearance and knowledge includes to this. This is unavoidable. As others interact us and automatically form a mental association within few seconds. 
Why it cannot avoid? Because peoples brains are wired to recognize the patterns of individuals. 


17-05-2012
First Impression!!!!! Make you count!

It’s been said you never get a second chance to make a good first impression. So, how long does it take to make a first impression? It takes between seven and ten seconds for a person to get the first impression. 

pingler (2011)

For me, as a a student, it takes less than 10 seconds to get the first impression of another person. There are several students who are going to do the presentations on next week. So are you ready to make a great first impression? Those first impressions can easily become lasting impressions. 

So what do you want the audience in that first few seconds to say about you? When first impressions make the difference, it’s important to understand how you come across to others as well as how do you conduct the presentation. 

Attire:
Whenever you’re attending, meeting large audience for the first time this is essential. Dress for the specific occasion should be more professional and formal and as well as if the audience can identify you uniquely its the best thing.

activesnoop (2010)

Grooming:
Hair should be neat; not the wind-tunnel look. For women, less makeup is always better than too much, and a light perfume or cologne is acceptable, but be careful of overwhelming the people in the room with the scent. Keep in mind that being well-groomed can make people think you’re efficient and reliable, while being  untidy makes people think you’re disorganized.

Virak (2012)

Handshake:
Extend your right hand and grasp their hand gently but firmly. If you carry a handkerchief in your pocket and wipe your hand before you do the meet and greet.


Conversation:
Be sure to engage the audience when you talk without losing what you are talking. Give a short introduction about you and then move to the topic which you are going to do.

Attitude:
Nothing works better in any situation than having and expressing a positive attitude. 


Cleanliness of hands:
 Keep your hands clean by regularly cutting nails. And apply qutex if you like but make sure its matching to the dress which will be dressing on the day.


Lip care with lip balm:
Regular use of lip balm in proportionate amount can help caring lips.

Author thinks that these tips are very helpful and important to the students who are going to do their presentations in the next week and the First Group is doing the presentation on the topic "Digital Divide". And author is also going to do the presentation. To this this group is getting ready to get the first impression of the audience till the last moment of the presentation. And the colleagues are trying to wear a formal professional look dress which able the audience to identify uniquely ourselves. 


Keep these tips in mind and you will stand out in positive ways when the recruiter reviews all the candidates they met at the career fair. 

                               Good luck and to make 
                              a first, great 
                            impression!!!!!!

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