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Mastering the Handshake: Essential Tips for Making a Great First Impression

Learn the correct form of a handshake with these 101 tips. Discover the importance of interlocking thumbs, maintaining eye contact, and smiling during the exchange. Avoid awkward moments by ensuring the handshake is firm but not overpowering. Understand the ideal length of a handshake to project confidence and warmth.

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Mastering the Handshake: Essential Tips for Making a Great First Impression

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  1. Handshake 101 Tips to make that great first impression

  2. Correct Form • Thumbs should interlock – web of hand between thumb and forefinger should make contact with the other person’s web and thumb. • A misplaced handshake can be awkward.

  3. Correct pressure • A firm handshake • Not a “bone crusher” • Not a limp grip

  4. Eye Contact • Make eye contact with the person with whom you are greeting

  5. Smile • Be pleasant • Project good energy

  6. Length of Contact • Handshake should be two to three hand pumps/shakes. • An overly long hand shake can become awkward and send the wrong message.

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