Body language for an interview
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The document outlines 7 steps of body language for interviews. Step 1 advises walking into the interview with confidence and a strong handshake. Step 2 emphasizes making eye contact with the interviewer. Step 3 recommends sitting in a relaxed but not sloppy manner. Step 4 suggests pointing your feet and knees toward the interviewer to show engagement. Step 5 refers to using the "OK" gesture. Step 6 warns against fidgeting which shows discomfort. Step 7 advises leaning forward in your chair at key points to demonstrate interest without getting too comfortable.
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This document provides tips for interpreting body language. It discusses how different parts of the body - including the eyes, mouth, hands, legs, and seated posture - can provide signals about a person's emotions and mental state. Specific gestures and positions are described that may indicate traits like openness, enthusiasm, defensiveness, anger, confidence, nervousness, suspicion, and more. The document stresses that body language should be considered alongside other signals before making firm conclusions about a person.
Body language of a liar
The document discusses body language cues that can indicate whether someone is telling the truth or lying. It recommends starting an interview with general questions to establish a baseline of the person's normal body language. Subtle cues like microexpressions, contradictory statements, and signs of stress or discomfort may reveal deception. These include brief smiles when recounting negative events, nodding no while saying yes, shoulder shrugs, and behaviors like foot shuffling or playing with objects. Paying close attention to actions alongside words can help detect lies.
Body language of a liar
The document discusses body language cues that can indicate whether someone is telling the truth or lying. It recommends starting an interview with general questions to establish a baseline of the person's truthful body language. Signs of potential deception include eye averting, microexpressions like subtle smiles that contradict the message, and inconsistent gestures like nodding no while saying yes. Other signs are fidgeting, neck rubbing, looking at watches, and positioning furniture as barriers.
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- 3. 7 STEPS OF BODY LANGUAGE FOR AN INTERVIEW
- 4. STEP 1 The moment you walk into the office, you are immediately being judged. Make sure that you walk in with confidence. Keep your posture in check and be ready to give a good, strong handshake to anyone you meet.
- 5. STEP 2 Eye contact is key. Make sure to keep eye contact with the person interviewingyou. If multiple people are in the room, look around the room at the other people and then direct your attention back at the person that asked the question. EYE CONTACT shows that you are confident and prepared. Be remember not to stare!
- 6. STEP 3 Relax. Everyone knows how nerve-racking an interview is. Sit in a relaxed, but not sloppy, manner to show that you are confident.
- 7. STEP 4 Point your feet and knees toward the interviewer. This shows them that you are engaged and interested in what they are saying. Facing your feet toward the door can tell interviewers that you are uninterested and ready to leave.
- 8. STEP 5 The Ring or ‘OK’ Gesture The ’OK’ meaning is common to all English-speaking countries and it means "All correct".
- 9. STEP 6 DON’T FIDGET! Whatever you do, don’t play with your hair, click a pen or wiggle your hands and feet during an interview. Fidgeting tells the interviewer that you uncomfortable and not confident.
- 10. STEP 7 Don’t get too comfortable. Leaning back in your chair may suggest that you are overly confident. Lean forward in your chair at key points in the interview to show your interest. Leaning forward too often could be kind of scary but doing it at just the right times in an interview can really make a difference.