Choose from:
A). If you've been late in the past, let the receptionist know that. Don't let it take too long to get to the office, either.
B). Rushing to meet your next meeting doesn't set you up for failure or bad behavior. Get ready with some particularly strong work ethic.
C). Show up within a minute or two of the proposed meeting time. This varies for different situations, of course.
D). If you come dressed quickly and give little time to spare, then your impression of a disorganizing boss will go. Staying late could reflect poorly on you and cause others to think you are out of place.Choose from options above and answer: What most naturally follows?

How to make an impression
Be timely.
First impressions start before you even show up. If you arrive late, the first information you provide about yourself is that you are potentially disorganized or inconsiderate.
Answer:
C).