Posts Tagged ‘non verbal communication’
6 Ways to Make a Bad First Impression
Thursday, July 1st, 2010
Are your non verbal communication skills letting you down? Most of us know what it’s like to mess up something important, like a job interview or presentation. Sometimes, we don’t know exactly how we messed it up, or what to do about it. This excellent video demonstrates six ways we tend to screw up with our non verbal communication when we are trying to make a first impression. All six examples are of non verbal skills – HOW we communicate rather than WHAT we say.
Tags: Communication skills, non verbal communication, Presentation skills, Presentation Tips, Tips for presenting
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Non-Verbal Communication – Which Animal Are You?
Tuesday, June 8th, 2010
When I first began studying group dynamics and non-verbal communication, I quickly became fascinated by Michael Grinder’s work. It’s indispensable knowledge for anyone wanting to communicate and influence effectively.
Michael’s ‘cats and dogs’ model is a great way to understand individual motivation, especially at work. Essentially, Michael compares people’s behavioural style to cats and dogs.
Tags: behaviour models, career development, group dynamics, human behaviour, non verbal communication, psychological models
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