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Making a Confident First Impression
- Have an open posture. Be relaxed, sit or stand upright and place your hands by your sides.
- Use a firm handshake. But don't get carried away - you'll likely come across as rude or aggressive.
- Maintain good eye contact. Try to hold the other person's gaze for a few seconds at a time.
- Avoid touching your face. There's a common perception that people who touch their faces while answering questions are being dishonest.
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Unengaged Audiences
Some signs that people may be bored or disinterested in what you're saying:
- Sitting slumped, with heads downcast.
- Gazing at something else, or into space.
- Fidgeting, picking at clothes, or fiddling with pens and phones.
- Writing ...
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Disinterested interlocutors
Signs of a disengaged, disinterested or unhappy audience:
- Arms folded in front of the body.
- Minimal or tense facial expression.
- Body turned away from you.
- Eyes downcast, maintaining little contact.
Being aware of these sig...
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Positive body language in public speaking
- Have a positive posture. Sit or stand upright, with your shoulders back and your arms unfolded and at your sides or in front of you.
- Keep your head up. Your head should be upright and level.
- Practice and perfect your posture. Stand in a relaxed manner, wi...
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Interviews and Negotiations
- Use mirroring. Subtly mirror the body language of the person you're talking to. This will make him feel more at ease. But don't copy every gesture.
- Maintain the appearance of calm by keeping your hands still, and by avoiding fidgeting with your hair or touching your fac...
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Body Language
Is the unspoken element of communication that we use to reveal our true feelings and emotions - gestures, facial expressions and posture.
When we are able to "read" these signs, we can use it to our advantage.
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Tips to make a good first impression
In order to make a good first impression, you should consider checking out the below tips:
- suitable eye contact: it is a sign of self-confidence. However, do not exaggerate with the duration
- handshake: a good handshake is at the same time fi...
Leave a Strong First Impression
Most people decide whether or not they like you within the first seven seconds of meeting you.
Strong posture, a firm handshake, smiling, and opening your shoulders to the person you are talking to will help ensure that you make a good first impression.
Looking Like A Leader
It is important to balance the appearance of authority and warmth.
- You show authority and power by your upright posture, your command of physical space, purposeful stride, a firm handshake, and palm-down gestures.
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