According to Adam Seabrook, human resources consultant, executives tend to agree that the first 30 seconds of the interview are the most important to make a good impression. That's because an interviewer can form a strong opinion about you in that time frame.
Making a good impression is something that begins before you even enter the interviewer's room. It is very important to be kind, confident and objective right at the beginning of the interview.
The attitude of respect and the devotion to ones family observed in Chinese society especially in the imperial period is known as "filial piety," although other terms are relevant as well.
