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Know your context

It’s important to first consider where you are trying to make a good impression—whether it’s a formal job interview or a dinner date.

Context matters. It gives you cues as to how you should dress, speak, look and behave, in a way that matches the setting you are entering to. That is a key aspects of making a good impression.

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