The First Five Minutes: How to Make a Great First Impression in Any Business Situation
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"This valuable guide made an immediately favorable impression on me--I recommend it." -Letitia Baldridge
Business communications expert Mary Mitchell gives business people and job seekers everything they need to make the right first impression, whether in person--at job interviews, sales calls, or social gatherings--or via letter, fax, or e-mail. Based on Mitchell's popular corporate seminars which have been attended by employees of Arthur Young, Ritz Carlton Hotels, Merck, and other top firms, The First Five Minutes:
- Gives practical tips on cultural customs, body language, and cross-dressing customs.
- Uses realistic scenarios and sample dialogues to show readers what to do and what not to do in every type of first-meeting business situation.
- Explains and simplifies the new and changing rules of conduct in today's global business environment.
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Book details
- Author
- Mary Mitchell, John Corr
- Imprint
- Trade Paper Press, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
- Published
- Pages
- 290
- Formats
- Paperback, Hardcover
- Subjects
- Business & Economics › Careers
- Topics
- first impressions · business communications · body language · job interviews · professional etiquette · networking · business presentations · cultural customs
- ISBN-13
- 9781620456903 (Paperback)9781630261993 (Hardcover)
About the author
MARY MITCHELL is the founder of Uncommon Courtesies, a consulting firm specializing in personal interaction skills, and president of The Mitchell Organization, a training and consulting company. She has written nine books, including The First Five Minutes, Dear Ms. Demeanor: The Young Person’s Etiquette Guide and Class Acts.
Mitchell’s syndicated column "Ms. Demeanor" originated in the Philadelphia Inquirer, where it ran twice weekly for ten years, before being nationally syndicated by King Features. She has been frequently quoted in nationally circulated magazines as an etiquette authority.
Mary lives in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.