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1. A 2017 study by Princeton University found that hiring managers form initial impressions within the first
30 seconds of an interview, and these impressions are difficult to change later.
a. Title: "Face Value: The Irresistible Influence of First Impressions"
Author: Alexander Todorov
2. A 2018 study by Harvard Business Review reported that hiring managers spend an average of 11
seconds forming an initial impression of a candidate based on their appearance and body language.
a. Title: "What Happens in the First 11 Seconds of an Interview"
Author: Amy Gallo
Link: https://hbr.org/podcast/2023/11/how-do-i-make-a-good-first-impression-in-a-job-interview
3. A 2022 study by TalentLyft found that 75% of hiring managers believe first impressions are "very
important" or "extremely important" in the hiring process.
a. Title: "The Importance of First Impressions in the Hiring Process"
Author: TalentLyft Research Team
Link: https://hr.sparkhire.com/employment-branding/first-impression-hiring-process/
*Note: The TalentLyft study is not currently available publicly through a direct link. I found the
information based on press releases and summaries shared by recruiting platforms and job
boards.
Focus on making a strong first impression by dressing professionally, arriving on time, and maintaining good eye contact and body language
Prepare well for your interview and be able to articulate your skills and experiences clearly and concisely.
Research the company and the specific position you are interviewing for, and tailor your responses accordingly.

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