BODY LANGUAGE IN A PRESENTAION, MEETING AND INTERVIEW

BY GROUP 11 ASHUTOSH GOEL 263 SUJIT PANDEY 264 SRISTI OJHA 265 DIVYA RAWAT 266 ANUJ MISHRA 267 PRACHI SINGHAI 268

Flow of the presentation

INTRODUCTION IMPORTANCE OF BODY LANGUAGE PRESENTATION MEETING

INTERVIEW
Conclusion

Body Language.
Non- verbal form of communication

It is communicating through: Facial Expression s

Body Postures

Gestures

Eye Movements

Body Posture
How we hold our bodies as well as overall physical form of an individual. Conveys a wealth of information. Open posture Closed posture

Gestures.
Visible bodily actions which communicate particular messages, either in place of speech or together. Movement of the hands, face, or other parts of the body. Emblems or quotable gestures (conventional and culture specific)

Abhayamudra is a Hindu Mudra or gesture of reassurance

Gestures used spontaneously when we speak

Facial Expressions
A facial expression is one or more motions or positions of the muscles in the skin. Convey the emotional state. Means of conveying social information among humans A microexpression is a brief, involuntary facial expression Micro expressions express the seven universal emotions: disgust, anger, fear, sadness, happiness, surprise, and contempt

Eye Movements
capable of revealing a great deal about what a person if feeling or thinking Eye gaze indicates interest and looking away indicates distraction or concealing true emotion Windows to the soul

Importance of Body language

We often smile and hold eye contact of the other person as we shake hand in the mean while we give off thousands of other unconscious signals through our body language that other people will read instantly and instinctively. By adjusting the way we stand, move, dress and interact we can make encounters with other human beings (and probably most animals too!) much easier and smoother.

Importance of Body language

People spend hours honing a script for their speech, choosing exactly the right words and of course that is highly important but, it must be worth also paying close attention to the VISUAL and VOCAL judgments that audiences are making of you every time you stand up to speak!

Importance of Body language

Using confident body language can improve our job opportunities. Appropriate body language can increase your dating prospects. Recognizing the significance of non-verbal gestures can help us better understand our own feelings or the feelings of others. Learning to interpret misunderstandings. body language correctly can prevent

Body language can convince others to accept what we have to say. Interpreting body language will improve our successful interactions with everyone around us.

BODY LANGUAGE IN PRESENTATION

ENTERING THE FLOOR

Walking in with a long strides and straight posture reflects a person with long term goals, and one who is willing to take risks.

Conveys self confidence.

CONFIDENCE STANCE
To start the presentation.

People instantly percieve the confidence.

EYE CONTACT
Make eye contact to connect with the audience. This will give everyone in the room the feeling that you are talking directly to them, and will increase their attention

THINKER STANCE
When people ask questions.

To make sure that audience feel powered even if they have asked the most obvious question.

JOKER STANCE
To make sure that your audience laugh at right points.

THE PLACATOR
Make sure that audience agree with you.

It shows that you are open for questions

Body Language for Meetings

Seating Arrangement in a Business Meeting

Effective Body Language in a Meeting

Body Posture:-

A) Torso:- Should be straight and square, lean slightly forward. B) Legs:- Should be Flat on the Surface or C) Hands and Arms:-Keep them by your side or on the table

Effective Body Language in a Meeting

Eye Contact Dress

Seat Selection
No Fidgeting Facial Expression Take notes Avoid Gluttony

ENTERING
The interview starts the moment one steps into the room. Walk in tall with a smile on your face.

If interviewer offers a hand make the handshake strong and firm, pumping hands thrice, then releasing.

BEGINNING THE INTERVIEW

Straight open hands forming one line with arm, shows honesty and openness. Do not fidget You should place your hands in your lap or in front of you. Keep open body posture and appropriate eye contact.

DURING THE INTERVIEW

Folding your arms in front of you communicates a defensive stance. Try to avoid locking your ankles even if they are hidden from the interviewer. Its a blocking and negative gesture and affects your state of mind.

AT THE END OF THE INTERVIEW

Shake hands while you thank the interviewer for the opportunity and walk away with your shoulders back and head high.
Leave with a good impression.

TIPS - PRESENTATION
SHOULD NOT READ FROM SLIDE SHOULD NOT BLOCK THE VIEW

SHOULD BE AUDIBLE
THATS A GOOD QUESTION

SHOULD NOT PLAN YOUR GESTURES

TIPS - MEETING
BE ATTENTIVE LETS DO MORE RESEARCH

SENIORS FIRST
BETTER TO BE THOUGHT A FOOL.THAN SPEAK AND REMOVE ALL DOUBT.

TIPS - INTERVIEW
SEEK PERMISSION ADDRESS EVERYONE

KNOW YOUR SPACE

STICK TO YOUR CALL

CLOSE THE DOOR PROPERLY

You never get a second chance to make the first impression

THANK YOU