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Posted on March 1, 2013 at 12:38 PM |
There are two characteristics one should look for when
conducting an interview in order to read an individual’s body language
appropriately and those would be comfort and/or discomfort. If the interviewer is asking open ended
questions, such as “When is the first time this investigation would show you
causing a loss?” As opposed to “Have you ever caused a loss?” Or, with job screening questions such as "Tell me about a time you were terminated by one of your previous employers." as opposed to "Have you ever been terminated by one of your previous employers?" This will
cause the guilty party to think more about the answer, which in turn may cause
non-verbal modes of communication or body language markers of discomfort.
Some of these markers may include a facial micro-expression
of fear or sadness, a slouching body posture, the slight shrug of a shoulder
and/or manipulators such as tugging upon one’s ear. There may also be signs of soothing such as
stroking ones leg or hands during particular questions. It is important to remember though, that these behaviors need
to be in clusters and the body language markers need to be timely with the
questions asked. To be a successful
interviewer, one needs to learn how to ask open ended questions, listen to the
subject’s responses word for word as well be able to decipher the body language
and micro-expressions that occur during every interview. To learn more about
micro-expressions, please click here .To learn more about our Interviews for Success luncheons, please click here and to obtain our FREE e-guide; 8 CREDIBLE STEPS TO A SUCCESSFUL INTERVIEW, please CLICK HERE. |
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