Job interviews: Does body language give you away?

by T. K. Pippin

Is your body language keeping you from getting your ideal job? As a former office manager I've interviewed many different types of people and it wasn't always the resume or the...read more

by Scott Hayden

It's not necessarily what you say in a job interview that makes or breaks your chances, it's how you say it. People will form impressions of us by any number of different non-ve...read more

by Elizabeth Bridgette

The sign on the fence reads, "Beware of Fierce Dog!" The postman hesitates, palms sweating, he stares at the letter which needs to go into the box on the other side of the whit...read more

by Lisa Divirgilio

The way you present yourself at an interview goes much deeper than the clothing your wearing. Body language can be the one aspect of you that potential employers may see "unreh...read more

by Vincent Able

Body language gives you away, but the entire plot depends on the person reading the book. There's a lot a person can tell about someone's body language, but just like at a poker...read more

by kennethfsk

Your body language can tell a person who knows how to read it almost everything they want to know about you. Some people tell me I'm crazy for making such a bold statement, but ...read more

by Audra M. Whelan

Of course body language gives you away during an interview! The truth is, no matter who you are, how great a person you may be, or how well you qualify, you are sized up within ...read more

by Pat Lunsford

Does body language give you away when being interviewed for a job? Of course it does. You don't have to be a professional to pick up the negative signals of a person's body lang...read more

by Randy Scott

Body language can be a very powerful thing. I had my doubts about it until I learned a wee bit about it and it was then that I learned just what you can accomplish while reading...read more

by Barbara Kasey Smith

In today's world, office managers are looking for someone who speaks in an auditable tone, with confidence, self-assurance, and composure. Do not go into an interview being fidg...read more

by Judith Roinich

Our body language gives us away in every situation. It's a powerful indication of what is going on inside our heads. Whether we feel super confident or unprepared, our body lan...read more

by Forest Grene

In psychology it is a fairly well established fact that body language encourages acceptance, opennesss, shows empathy and likely makes a differnece. In my line of counseling wor...read more

by Deborah Bauers

We often believe that what we say during an interview will be the "deal breaker" and determine whether we get the job. Few of us stop to consider the importance of what we may ...read more

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by N Srinivasan Rao

Body language is one of the most trust-able indicator of a persons character. It is entirely not true that a right body language means that the Person is speaking thE truth or ...read more

by Sjaunna Garfinkel

We have used body language to communicate long before we used words. From the cave man to the babies we once were. Our mouths lie, our bodies do not. So you can just bet tha...read more

by Glenda Hill

Yes, words can be adorned, rehearsed, or memorized but it's the body that gives the ultimate message. You may be saying great things, using big words and impressive business li...read more

by R Shimoda

For those who don't interview job applicants on a regular basis, the importance of having good body language during an interview is often forgotten. Job interviews tend to be s...read more

by Holly Golightly

If only we knew then, what we may know now springs to my mind with this topic "Does body language give you away?" How could it not? I don't think that anyone can escape the ...read more

by Ann Caimen

Body language is nonverbal communication. I'll admit that I've only had one job interview, but here are some good tips to keep you from unintentionally communicating something n...read more

by Tharian Mathew

Yes, body language does give you away because in any communication, verbal effort is only 20 per cent with the remaining eighty per cent coming through non verbal communication ...read more