Allow the interviewer to take the lead in shaking hands. Generally they will initiate a handshake, but as Krannich suggests, if they do not initiate it, there is probably a good reason for that. Not everyone feels comfortable with physical contact, and it is much safer to follow the lead of the interviewer. Use the interviewer s name when greeting him or her. It is best to remain formal and great them as Mr. or Mrs. Remember the interviewers name and use it several times throughout the interview.
Good posture is very important with first impressions.
I will talk more about body language later in the paper. Much of what the interviewer will pick up on is your attitude. It is essential to have a positive attitude about yourself, your abilities, and show confidence in yourself. Intimidation is also a factor that must be considered. Because the interviewer stands between you and something you want.