Dear Esteemed MTCians
We generally say Failure is key to the Success.
So don't we ignore the hidden potential of a person by forming the first impression based on his failure??
your views are requested.
Thanks & Regards
Ashutosh Pandey
Academician & MTCian.
--1. Definitely there can be exceptions of geniuses but generally first impression (if derived any prejudices) can be the last impression.
2. Fancy for imported goods used to be a phenomena in the past, today's consumer is much more sensible and looks for value for money.
3. In both the above cases, packaging has its own role to play to influence the perception of the evaluator.
Regards
Virendra Goel
From: join_mtc@googlegroups.com [mailto:join_mtc@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of Ashutosh Pandey
Sent: Thursday, February 28, 2013 12:42 AM
To: join_mtc
Subject: [MTC Global] "An interview in a Chappal"
Dear Esteemed MTCians
Greetings!
I came across one of the backbencher student who was having unshaved and saggy look, unhooked shirt buttons and giving rodent reflection. My first impression was like to shout and punish that student but when i asked questions at the end of my class session, to my surprise he answered correctly as most of the well dressed were not able to do. He is one of the most studious minds in my class.
Few servings for esteemed members
1. We do think that first impression is the last one,can it be changed? if yes then what's the time log?
2. Don't we often compare the Desi Indian product with multinational brand and prefer to choose the later one. Aren't we making the wrong decision as per the perceived synonym?
My take
Formal attire or packaging – of course it matters but who knows what lies beneath.
Pehle istemal kero phir viswas kero( First try and then believe- Famous jingle of Ghadi detergent)
I would request all the esteemed members to share their take.
--Thanks & Regards
Ashutosh Pandey
Academician & MTCian.
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