The
way you listen, look, move, and react tells the other person whether or not you
care, if you’re being truthful, and how well you’re listening. The Non Verbal
Communication depends on both the speaker and the listener. A speaker wont be
able to express his ideas if the audience isn’t interested in listening to him
what he is saying. There are various key elements that can make or break your attempt at successful nonverbal communication in business. Think of
a person who freezes up by the nervousness caused due to the presentation.
What impression will he have on his business audience? Well for sure the
audience will think that the speaker isn’t well prepared or is confused about
his thoughts. To overcome these barriers the speaker should establish and
maintain eye contact with the audience but not for more than 4-6 seconds as the
other person might feel uneasy if the speaker keeps on staring at him. The
posture in which the listener sits reflects if he/she is interested in
listening or not. If the listener is leaning forward, sitting erect and looking
alert, it encourages communication.
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