How to Build Warmth and Competence on Video Calls

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Aryo: You need to make sure, if you are doing video calls, that you are honoring space rules. The biggest mistake you will make on video is they get too close to their camera. A non verbal greeting is also important in your first ten words. Aryo: And the last thing i would say about this interview doesn't matter, of course, but we've already dismissed verbal cues.

Studies show that people make a first impression in less than 7 seconds. That doesn’t give you a lot of time to make a great impression during a job interview or when you’re networking! So what can you do in those 7 seconds (or less) to make the absolute best impression? Vanessa Van Edwards, author of “Cues: Master the Secret Language of Charismatic Communication,” shares science-backed research on how to make a great first impression.

What you’ll learn

The importance of first impressions and how to master them
How to give off the right cues to show charisma and trustworthiness during interviews and networking
How your LinkedIn profile is perceived by others, and things to change for your career search

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