When you’re preparing for an interview, your concentration is probably on the questions that they may ask you, through answers you’ll give, and the professional, yet slightly humorous anecdotes you’ll tell. As a whole, that’s what the majority of the interview is about—and what will (with any luck) get you a fast pass to getting the job.
However, before you even get the chance to supply those immaculately thought-out answers, you’ll already have all eyes on you, estimating your potential to fit the job and the company. From the minute you walk in the door, the pressure is on: You have to make a worthy first impression.