When It Comes to Making a Good Impression in a Work

Multiple Choice

When it comes to making a good impression in a work setting,​

A) ​it does not apply to an initial contact,since both people are meeting for an express purpose.
B) ​you have a 5- to 10-minute grace period before people form their impression of you.
C) ​your handshake and facial expression dominate all other elements of your appearance.
D) ​you have only seconds in which a person will accept or reject an employee or firm.