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The document discusses the importance of non-verbal communication in interviews. It notes that 55% of communication is body language, 38% is vocal, and 7% is verbal. It provides examples of poor and good intonation and lists body language signals that can indicate disinterest, boredom, or aggression versus being confident, engaged, and relaxed. The document recommends books and organizations for further resources and concludes with contact information for the author.
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- 1. Namibia Torres Founder of Successful Interviewer Software Engineer The importance of non- verbal communication in interviews
- 4. Sample Statement: poor intonation Wow, it looks like you have some experience working on your last company’s security team. I’d like to hear more about that experience. 4
- 5. Sample Statement: great intonation Wow, it looks like you have some experience working on your last company’s security team. I’d like to hear more about that experience. 5
- 7. Poor body language 7 Folded arms Leaning too far back No eye contactLeaning too far forward Disinterest Boredom Agression Lack of respect
- 8. Mindful body language 8 Confident Engaged Interest Relaxed Comfortable Eye contact Smiling Open arms Upright posture
- 9. Resources Books • Interviewing Users by Steve Portigal • Silent Messages, by Dr. Albert Mehrabian 9 Organizations • Successful Interviewer, successfulinterviewer.com • karat.io • PRI Leadership, prileadership.com
- 10. Thank you! 10 Namibia Torres Founder of Successful Interviewer Software Engineer Candidate experience expert Contact @TorresNamibia namibia@successfulinterviewer.com