如何建立好第一良好印象的英语作文

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Rules for Making a Good Impression
Among the seven suggestions: Respond to e-mails within 24 hours. And don't use business cards as cues to bombard new contacts with pitches
by Carmine Gallo

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Getting favorable word out on a tiny budget is one of the perennial challenges facing small-business owners. Advertising is often too expensive, so most business owners rely on good old fashioned networking and word of mouth. However some are better at it than others (see BusinessWeek.com's Smart Answers podcast, 4/18/07, "Instituting a Client Appreciation Program"). Here are seven rules that will guarantee a strong first impression and a powerful, lasting one.

Rule #1: Respond within 24 Hours

During the course of researching my next book, I came across an interesting trend. The people who run the most successful companies are the most responsive. When I leave a voice message or send an e-mail these indivials get back to me immediately with information, whether they're at the office or traveling. One woman who oversees 5,000 employees makes it a policy to respond to e-mail within 24 hours. She says her responsiveness provides a model for her employees. If she responds quickly to employee questions or concerns, they in turn understand the importance of getting back to customers in a short amount of time.

Even if you don't have an immediate answer, acknowledge receiving an e-mail or voice message within 24 hours or less, and let the person know you're considering the request or taking action on it.

Rule #2: Greet People with Enthusiasm

When a customer or employee calls and you choose to answer, it implies that you have time to talk. Far too many people continue to multitask ring phone conversations. Those of us on the other end of the line can sense it, especially when you give one-word answers to our questions and we hear typing in the background!

Give your customers and employees your full attention. Greet them like you're sincerely excited to hear from them. And if the time isn't right, be professional enough to set a later time to give them your full attention.

Rule #3: Make Eye Contact

In conversations with customers or employees, look them in the eye. I know you might love your Blackberry, but please refrain from checking your device ring the conversation. Think about how it makes you feel when the person you're talking to continually takes her eyes off you to check out other people in the room. I'll tell you how I feel—like it's a waste of time to even finish the conversation.

Give customers and employees your full attention. It makes people feel as though their opinions and insights are valued. It will help you make a powerful and lasting impression.

Rule #4: Leave Smart Voice Messages

First of all, don't leave long, rambling messages with your phone number at the end. Keep the script concise. Leave your name, time you called, and phone number at the beginning. Repeat the phone number at the end, s-l-o-w-l-y. There's also nothing worse than a drawn out game of phone tag. It can't hurt to leave a specific time when you can be reached. Of course, if you leave a time, be there to answer the call!

Rule #5: Respect Contacts

A conference organizer recently told me attendees have started complaining about fellow participants who treat business cards they have picked up at booths as open invitations to cram in-boxes with solicitations. If someone gives you a card, it's an invitation to begin a conversation. It isn't permission to leave a constant bombardment of e-mail sales pitches under the guise of "newsletters." It's also not an invitation to send 10-MB files that explain what your business does.

Rule #6: Mind Your E-Mail

Speaking of e-mail, keep your correspondence concise. Time is limited. Use a subject line with no more than three to five words that grab your reader's attention. Give the pertinent information in the first line or two, and keep your correspondence to one or two short paragraphs (unless of course a detailed memoranm is expected). Also, don't forget to use proper punctuation and grammar. The spell-check function exists on your computer for a reason. Use it.

Rule #7: Remember Small Touches

When was the last time you received a handwritten note? I bet you remember it. I do. After a brief conversation with the chief executive officer of a well-known franchisor, I was surprised to receive an envelope in the mail with a short handwritten thank-you note along with several coupons for his proct. The coupons were for small amounts, but the gesture left a big impression on me.

My insurance and financial planning adviser gets plenty of business from me because of numerous, small touches ring the year. Several times a year I can expect to receive a handwritten note, a short voice message, or a of an article that I might find valuable given what he knows about my interests. None of these touches are accompanied by a hard sell, but I wouldn't consider bringing my business to anyone else.

Business is far too competitive to risk making a bad impression. But it's not that hard to make a positive one. Just think about the way you like to be treated as a client. Follow these seven rules to stand apart.

B. 如何给人树立良好的第一印象英文

Why the First Impression Matters
第一印象为什么那么重要
The first impression is obviously the first thing that occurs in any social interaction. Do you convey confidence? Self-assurance? When people talk to you they instantlyjudge you and decide whether or not they will like you. Due to this natural inclination, you need to always leave a solid first impression because you never know what will happen—perhaps you’ll make an amazing friend, or doors will open for you in the future.
无论在何种场合，第一印象都首当其冲。那你能通过第一印象传递出自信吗？其实当人们在跟你谈话的时候就会即刻判断你并决定要不要喜欢你。由于这种人类天性，你更应该制造出无懈可击的第一印象， 毕竟你不晓得它会为你带来什么---也许会让你结交一个良友，又也许幸运之门会为你敞开。
Remember that approaching random people for conversation is an amazing skill to have. Not only does it expand your social circle, it makes you more comfortable with social interaction in general. If you’re able to strike up a legitimate conversation with someone you don’t know, imagine how amazing you’d feel when talking to someone you’re already familiar with?
能够随意地与任何人交流是一种高超的社交技能。它不仅能扩大你的交际圈，在某种程度上还能使你在社交场合中游刃有余。要是能够轻松地和一个不相识的人搭讪，可想而知当你跟一个熟悉的人谈话时，那感觉会有多畅快。
Many times I have walked up to someone I did not know, looked them in the eye while extending my hand, and then introced myself. You’d be surprised how receptive people are of spontaneous contact. I’d argue that every time you initiate contact with a stranger, you’ve made their day because they feel special, and wondered why they were the one you chose to engage.
我经常会主动跟不认识的人搭讪，握手的时候会直视对方的眼睛，接着再介绍自己。你都不知道人们是有多欣然接受别人的搭讪行为。我敢说每次你主动发起一场对话后，你都在操纵着对方的一天，因为他们会感叹自己有何过人之处幸而被你选中。
They always leave thinking that they’ve just met a very influential person; someone fearless.
过后他们也会为认识了你这么一个自信无畏的人而感到欣慰。
Personally, I feel I do a very good job with first impressions. I chalk this up to many subtle social observations that I’ve tweaked over the years and still put to practice on a near-daily basis. You can learn this too, but first let’s take a few things intoconsideration.
我自认为自己在制造第一印象方面还不错。多年来也深谙那些微妙的社交情形，但我仍要每天不停地练习。你当然也可以学学，但首先还是看看需要做哪些考虑吧。
When you meet someone, there are things you should always take into account, such as the context of the meeting (personal or business) and what they are doing at the moment of initiation. You should tweak your approaches based on these two things. When in a more casual and personal setting, you probably don’t want to be as formal as you would with a new potential employer. Also, you never want to make someone stop everything they’re doing just to speak to you if you’ve never met them before. It’s rude, and no one likes to be interrupted.
当你与别人见面时，需要考虑几样事情，比如这个见面会的性质（于公还是于私），对方在被搭讪的同时在做什么。基于这两方面的考量，你得灵活变更谈话方式。当处于一个较为随意的私人场合时，估计你也不希望像面对新老板那样如坐针毡。还有，对于从未谋面的人，你肯定也不希望让别人放下手头的工作来应付你。显然那很不礼貌，也没有谁愿意被你打扰。
Now that you have that down, here are some things to always put into practice when meeting someone for the first time.
深思熟虑了那两方面，接下来就是训练第一次见面的表现的时候了。
Body Language 肢体语言
One of the most overlooked aspects of social interaction is non-verbal communication. Whether you realize it or not, you instantly make judgments and create pre-conceived notions about everyone you see. You can just tell if someone is confident or not by examining the way they carry themselves—whether it’s the way they walk, stand, or by how open their body language is.
Knowing this, let’s use this to our advantage.
社交活动中最易被忽略的一点就是肢体语言。有一个细节不知道你是否意识到了，就是你会对见到的每一个人迅速做出判断，然后得出观感。仅仅通过他人的表达方式你就可以判断他是否自信---比如看他的走路方式，站立姿势，还有肢体语言。
总结了这点，我们就可以学以致用了。
Touch 肢体接触
First thing, be comfortable with touch. Touch is powerful and even if you’re not a touchy person, the first contact is still necessary. Always, always introce yourself by name then extend your hand for a handshake. It doesn’t matter if it’s a female or male, you shake their hand confidently and not like a loose fish. There’s nothing worse than a dead handshake.
首先，要自然地对待肢体接触。就算是个木讷的人，必要的肢体接触也会给予他无上的力量。记住，一定要在介绍自己的时候跟对方握手。对方是男是女不要紧，要紧的是你得自信地握住对方的手，不可蹑手蹑脚。僵硬的握手姿势恐怕是最糟糕不过的了。
Remember to portray power and confidence in your handshake. You’ll sometimes see surprise in people’s eyes after a good handshake because a lot of people are used to limp offerings. If they give you a dead handshake then that’s okay; grab it firmly anyways and shake. Just be careful not to squeeze too hard because you don’t want to break their hand. I know a guy who does it incredibly hard; he’s possibly compensating for something.
记得要在握手的时候传递出那份能量与自信。当习惯了柔软无力的自我介绍，有时握手较为沉稳有力的话，人们眼中就会闪现惊讶的光芒。如果那力道软绵绵也无可厚非；所以握手时一定要有力道。但力气也不要大得把对方的手弄折。我就认识那样大意的一个家伙，可能他是在向对方讨债吧。
Posture 姿势
Next, you should always be mindful of your body’s posture. For example, try your best not to slouch because it sends off cues that you lack confidence or are rather lazy, neither of which are attractive qualities. Always stand tall even though it’s very difficult at first; standing up straight does get easier over time. Walk tall, stand tall, and sit tall. Always.
接着，你要注意你的举止造型。比如，不要没精打采的，那只会告诉别人你缺乏信心或比较懒惰，这两种印象都不会吸引别人。要时刻抬头挺胸，即使开始时有点累人；但久而久之就会习以为常，走路，站立，坐着亦是如此。
Okay, so now that you’re standing tall, people that see you will instantly perceive you as being more confident. When you meet someone new, they’ll notice your posture and you’ll score free points, and of course your friends will notice and wonder why you’re so confident these days.
好了，现在你站姿也神采奕奕了，人们当下肯定会觉得你变得更为自信了。当你认识新朋友时，他们会因你的姿势而给你额外加分，当然你突如其来的自信也会让老友们大吃一惊。
Keep Your Body Open 舒展你的身体
In addition to keeping yourself tall, you want your body language to be open andapproachable. This means not crossing your arms across your chest, not speaking to someone with your body angled away from them, and make sure your facial expressions aren’t angry.
除了保持自己的气宇轩昂，你还得放开你的肢体，表现出平易近人。也就是说在与人交流时不要双手抱胸，也不要远离对方，更不要带着愤怒的面部表情。
I understand that some people’s “default” face has a less than ideal look; mine looks sad, apparently. When I need to take my sad face off, I usually think of something humorous and a smile will naturally form itself. Try it out.
我能理解有些人的扑克脸不是那么的招人喜爱；因为我就长着一副苦瓜脸。当我需要摆脱那副表情时，我就会想象一些风趣的事情，然后自然就喜上眉梢了。你也可以试试。
Genuinely Be Interested 由衷地感兴趣
I love talking to other people and I genuinely invest my attention in their stories. It’s important to develop an actual interest in getting to know other people and your face will naturally brighten up as they tell you their story. There’s no faking this. Well, that’s not true. The point is, it’s much easier to look like you care if you actually do—people can sense your energy and often respond based on the feedback they get from you.
我喜欢跟别人谈话，每次都会真正地对对方的故事产生兴趣。培养对他人的求知欲至关重要，这能让你在倾听对方时由衷地感到欣慰。话虽句句属实，其实也不尽然。关键是，如果你在意那场谈话，就更能表现出你的关心---对方能够感受到你的活力，通常他们都会根据你的反应来做出回复。
Read Dale Carnegie’s “How to Win Friends and Influence People.” It has a very silly title that sounds like a how-to guidebook for losers, but that is definitely not the case. It’s a very valuable self-help book, one of the most popular actually. Carnegie teaches you how to actually be interested in people and even talks about a few interesting psychological effects. One of them is called the “Ben Franklin” effect.
建议拜读一下戴尔.卡内基的《如何硬的朋友和影响他人》。标题挺傻气的，听起来就像失败者的人生指南，但内容确实不错。该书很有效仿价值，也是最畅销的书之一。此书里，卡内基就会教你怎样真正地对别人产生兴趣，他还讲述了一些有趣的心理效应。其中有一个叫做“本.富兰克林”效应。
Sounds awesome right? It really is. Basically, one day Benjamin Franklin realized that when someone else does a favor for you, they both are more willing to do so again in the future and they have a tendency to like you more.
名字听起来够酷对吧？实际上的确如此。是这样的，有一天本杰明.富兰克林发现如果其他人帮助了你，他们以后更有意愿再次伸出援手，也会有喜欢上你的趋向。
That seems crazy, but the psychology behind it is very fascinating and it’s an example of cognitive dissonance. To put it simply, what’s going on their head sounds a lot like this. “Wait, why am I doing this favor for him? That must mean I like him because why else would I do a favor for him? I only do favors for people I like so therefore I like him.” Obviously that dialogue isn’t literally running through their mind, but that’s the general idea.
这似乎有点无稽之谈，但背后暗藏的心理学却相当吸引人，也是认知失调的一个例子。简单地说，伸出援手的那方脑中会萦绕这样的对话：“等等，我为什么会帮他呢？那一定是喜欢上他了，否则就是吃饱了没事做。我只会帮助喜欢的人，这只能说明我喜欢他。”虽然那段对话不会一字一句地出现在脑袋里，但至少大体上是这样的。
Try asking someone to hold something for you as you tie your shoe, open a door for you, or watch your expensive $1,200 Macbook while you use the restroom (results may vary.)
试着请别人在你拴鞋带的时候帮你拿东西，为你开门，或让他们在你去卫生间的时候看住你1200美元的宝贝苹果电脑。（结果也可能有所不同）
Actively Listen, Focus on Them 积极听，用心听
More insight from Dale Carnegie’s book stresses the importance of active listening. A lot of people often blank out or eagerly wait for the other person to stop talking so they can jump in and talk about what they want to. That’s not active listening.
戴尔.卡内基的书更多强调的是积极倾听的重要性。很多人都缺乏这点，在别人发表言论的时候迫不及待地想要对方停下来，然后插两句自己想说的。这可不是积极倾听哦。
Everyone adores talking about themselves, some more than others. Carnegie stresses that when you are a good listener, people enjoy your company much more.
人人都喜欢更多地谈论自己。但卡内基就强调只有做个好的聆听者，才更能吸引别人聆听你。
You want to give your complete attention to everything they say, nod as they speak, and look interested like I mentioned before. You want to be able to recall details from their story.
你应该全心地投入到别人的故事里，时不时地要附和一下，看起来还得像那么回事。对于故事的细节，你也应该去回忆一下。
Occasionally repeat keywords they used because it shows that you’re really listening.
还要在不经意间重复对方说的关键词，这能表明你用心听了。
“There is this amazing sushi restaurant on Harbor.”
“海港附近有一家精美的寿司店。”
“Amazing sushi?”
“精美的寿司店？”
If you focus on the other person instead of yourself, you’re bound to make a great first impression and you will be labeled as a good listener.
如果你注重他人的谈话内容多余你自己的，那你就成功地留下了深刻的第一印象，同时也贴上了优秀倾听者的标签。
Now that you have some of my tricks for making a great first impression, get out there and make some connections! You can use these in a personal and business setting, just make sure to tweak as you find necessary based off of the context of the situation.

C. 英语作文 如何给人留下好印象

首先字要写得好，第二长短句用好，第三句式不要太单一，第四用1～2个经典单词

D. 如何留下好印象的英语作文

If you want to leave a deep impression,you must follow the steps below:First of all,you should kee yourself clean and tidy.You should give the other people a fresh impression with clean face,white teeth and neat hands as well.Second,you should wear very clean clothes.Although the clothes is not fashionable,it should be clean and tidy.Third,you should be good at talking with lot of knowledge and humor.That is very important if you want to leave the other people a deep impression.And last,you should be helpful,generous ,friendly and polite

E. 如何给别人留下一个好印象 英语作文

How to Make a Good Impression
First impression is very important for us when we meet a stranger.It takes just a quick glance, maybe three seconds, for someone to understand us when we meet for the first time. But,do you know how to make a good first impression? First of all, clean and tidy.we should give the other people a fresh impression with clean face,white teeth and tidy dressing as well.That will make others feel comfortable . Second,we have to have deep confidence in ourselves.If you are calm and confident, the other person will feel more at ease and this makes a soid foundation of a good first impression 。 Finally conversations should be short and sweet.Don't talk non-stop as this makes the other person bored. Try to find something common between the two of you to talk so as to keep it flowing.

F. 第一印象的重要性 英语作文

First impression is of great significance to us nowadays especially when we are applicants of a job interview. If all the candidates show equal intelligence and capability on concting, It is quite essencial to establish a fine first impression to the new boss which indicate that u may be the prospective employee. To achieve a good first impression, we should give ourself a new look, for example, we'd better dress properly, talk decently, neither too eloquent nor too mild, thus we will leave a better impression

G. 帮忙写一篇英语作文，作文题目是“怎样给别人留下好印象”150个单词就可以

如何给别人留下好印象
How good impression

在社交活动中或者网上，给别人留下好的第一印象并不是什么难事，试试下面十五个方法吧：
In social activities or online, give other people leave a good first impression is not so difficult, try below 15 method!

只给对方发相关的资料。
Only send relevant material.

不要让别人觉得你是垃圾邮件制造者。
Don't let other people think you're spammers.

在自己的blog或者文章中提起对方。
In his blog or articles mentioned each other.

为他们企业提供你知道的商业小窍门。
For they enterprises provide you know commercial small doohickey.

如果有可能，为他们发表一篇公关稿。
If possible, for they published an article pr draft.

将他们介绍给潜在的合作者。
Will they introce potential partners.

给他们一本相关的书。
Give them a related books.

发给他们一些用的着的模板。
Send them some with templates.

为他们介绍在网上宣传的方式。
For they introced in online propaganda way.

为他们做测评。
For they do assessment.

赞助或者为他们做做义工。
Sponsorship or for their do volunteer work.

送给他们试用品。
Give them trial procts.

在网络知道回答他们提出的问题。
In know answer their questions.

将他们介绍给你的同事和客户。
Will they introced to your co-workers and customers.

邀请他们参加相关的商务活动。
Invited them to related business activities.

买他们的产品或者帮着卖。
Buy their proct or help to sell.

H. 英文版作文如何给别人留下一个好的印象

I. 关于第一印象的英语作文 150词

First impression is the event where one person first encounter another person and forms a mental image about him or her.
First impression is something hard to change, if you give some one a bad first impression, believe me, they will stick on the mental image of yours for quite a long time until they have the opportunity to know you better. This is relatively important when you are going for some interviews, either for your scholarship, school intakes, or job. If you give those interviewer a bad first impression, they will give you a very low marks, even you are graated from Harvard or Cambridge with first class honour.
In a nutshell, always give people a good impression on you! Take care of your behaviour, personal hygienic and dress properly according to the situation and you will be just fine.

J. 关于如何面试中留下一个好的第一映像的英语作文急😊

Good morning !

答It is really my honor to have this opportunity for a interview,

I hope i can make a good performance today. I’m confident that I can
succeed.

Now i will introce myself briefly

I am 26 years old,born in shandong province .

I was graated from Nanjing Tianti Financial training. my major is electronic.and i got
my bachelor degree after my graation in the year of 2003.