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Body Language in Business Communication

9/30/2015

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It is obvious that people do not always tell what they really think. Understanding the true thoughts of a person will help you become successful. How to acquire this skill? The body language is the key! It is amazing, that knowing the basic principles of body language may help us change our perception of other people and their perception of us.

A great number of latest modern technologies lead to the fact that we are losing the skills of live communication. We are often preoccupied with writing e-mails and talking over the phone rather than communicating face-to-face. This means that we leave off the habit of watching the body language. However, scientists assert that things that we speak mean less than the way they were said. That is why, in order to be successful in business and build a successful career you should take into consideration the following points for making the communication effective:
1. Your voice. Avoid high-pitched and shrilled sounds. Train yourself for a great voice that is gentle and pleasant for the audience. Do not speed up. High speed of your speech can make your listener unconsciously perceive you as not a reliable person.

2. Your posture and gestures. Here are some common negative forms of gestures that should be avoided while giving speech and shall be noticed from a speaker while listening.

Crossed arms on the chest often connote a defensive posture, which can indicate that a listener is disinterested in the speaker’s message. The more tightly arms are held and the higher they are crossed on the chest, the louder are the listeners negative emotions.

Fidgeting or playing with hair may reveal the fear, anxiety or diffidence of a person.

Tapping or swinging the foot can be a sign of impatience or a desire to finish the conversation as soon as possible.

Drumming on a table with pen or pencil often means simple boredom. Apparently, your listener got tired of listening to you.

Slumping on a chair may reveal a lazy and haughty personality.

Shoulders shrug indicates that a person does not believe in what it has been said even if it was said by this person.

Ear scratching is a giveaway of a hesitative nature and indecisiveness to make final decision.

Face touching could be a sign of nervousness and/or dishonesty.

Rotating the neck from side to side could be a signal that a person is under stress or…just flirting.

Hands rubbing  typically means that a person is worrying about something.

To learn more about  other people's body language it is necessary to improve upon your attentiveness. Watching your own body language signs could also give your great insight.  


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5/12/2021 04:00:53 am

Excellent article! You point out the things to have an effective communication. Thanks a lot!

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6/26/2021 12:00:09 am

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7/19/2021 05:28:44 am

Your stance says a great deal regarding what your identity is and regardless of whether you ought to be approached in a serious way. In the event that you mean business, stand tall (bears back, stomach in, chest out, head up and spine erect) to impart certainty and polished methodology. Indeed, even while sitting, ensure your stance passes on the right message about your business attitude. Slumping and grasping your head conveys an altogether different message than sitting upstanding with your head held high.

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