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The little step for first impression
- Be on time.
- Present yourself appropriately.
- Be yourself.
- Have a winning smile.
- Be open and confident.
- Use small talk.
- Be positive.
- Be courteous and attentive.
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A solid Rock foundation for first impression....
- Be on time.
- Present yourself appropriately.
- Be yourself.
- Have a winning smile.
- Be open and confident.
- Use small talk.
- Be positive.
- Be courteous and attentive.
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