HOW STATUS IN AN ORGANIZATION CAN AFFECT AN INDIVIDUAL’S BODY LANGUAGE Nonverbal communication at the workplace centers around the theme of power. It is a language in its own, a silent one, which goes on at the “background of consciousness” (Hall, 1959). In fact, some researchers suggest that non-verbal stimuli are more easily communicated than…
How can team managers handle team conflicts with body language Conflicts tend to occur in all spheres of life, among friends, family, and in professional settings too. Conflicts are sharp disagreements between ideas, purposes or interests. For example, some people like to work in teams while others prefer working independently in an office. When handled…
“One important key to success is self-confidence. An important key to self-confidence is preparation.” –Arthur Ashe How do Leaders Need to Project Confidence Confidence is a key requirement in organizations and not just limited to promotions or interviews. Neither is confidence just required by those who need to step onto a stage. In the face…
How To Solve Remote Working Challenges “Losing your head in a crisis is a good way to become a crisis.” C.J. Redwine Remote Working in the global lockdown situation has put organizations into a mass experiment with teams, something not many would have dared try out, had things been normal. While there are a lot…
The Secret To Great Leadership For best leadership coaching, Recently I had asked senior leaders to provide their inputs on what should be essential skills required in someone they are seeking out as a coach, and here are the results: Is this surprising? That the ability of a coach to listen, and listen really well…
Effect of Social Distancing on Behavior And Communication As the COVID19 pandemic forces us all to remain indoors, we start getting used to the concept of work from home. I am sure you have read and understood enough content on social distancing. But does this new working setup create another environment for us that we…
Body Language Tips For Women Leaders “A female boss and a male boss saying the same thing can be read very differently because people’s expectations of how that man or that woman will talk are different. This came to the fore in the 1980s when there were training programs for women where they were trying…
The Case For Nonverbal Communication In Corporate Training Needs A specific training requirement for all corporate employees to be more scientifically aware of how nonverbal communication works, and can impact their work profile is still upcoming in India, and is a question often asked by the HR team when we meet them to pitch our…
