Is First Impression The Last Impression?

According to Psychology, a person's first impression is their impression of someone they have just met for the first time. It differs from person to person, meaning that no two individuals may have the same view of someone. It is determined by the observer and the observed target. It's difficult to make a good first impression. These are unpredictably unpredictable and sometimes misinterpreted. In other words, it will surprise you, even if you have spent a lot of time practicing or preparing. Some individuals take it for granted and don't put enough effort into generating a good first impression. It is sometimes unfairly evaluated or dismissed.

Our attitude and actions change as the circumstances changes in this world of criticism and demands. Because of the constant rivalry, we are compelled to be critical and base our judgments entirely on looks. You should never judge a book by its cover, as the adage goes. It isn't always the case that if the cover isn't appealing, the book will be boring. This suggests that one should never evaluate another person only based on their look. At the very least, instead of deceiving or misinforming people, give some time.

It would be an overstatement to claim that the first impression is the last. By exerting the necessary effort, one may shift the wind's direction to his or her advantage. An individual, for example, has an interview with a large number of other applicants. The most crucial thing to remember during the interview is that you should be in a presentable state. If they wish to stand out from the crowd, their body language and look must be acceptable. Various studies have shown that those who care about their appearance are more successful than others. If the interview goes well, they will feel they will be chosen for the job and that making a good first impression in front of the interviewer would help them get chosen. In the business world, making a great first impression may lead to numerous new chances.

The initial impression is important, but it is not usually the last. Taking the plus side of things, if first impressions are a catastrophe, one may reverse that by putting out effort if he is committed enough to do so. Not always, but there will be opportunities to fix difficulties and make our first impression the final one that will stay forever.

By: Samaira Sachdeva
Delhi Public School, Gautam Buddh Nagar