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Verbal communication is using words to convey your message or thoughts. The forms of verbal communication are oral and writing communication. Oral forms are face-to-face conversations, speech, and radio. Writing form are letters, texting, and emailing.

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Nonverbal communication is conveying information without the use of words. These come in the form of facial expressions, gestures, body languages, your tone of voice, and other indications of you mood.

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Using appropriate pitch and volume

Listening skills

Responsiveness

Being clear and concise

Honesty

Using humor

Being polite

Asking questions

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Handshake

Eye Contact

Posture (slouching)

Appearance

Smiling/ Facial Expressions

Tone of Voice

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I have learned that I will need to greet the interviewer with a smile and a good, firm handshake.

While being interviewed, I will need to keep eye contact and to make sure to control my facial expressions.

Also, that I need to thank the interviewer for interviewing me at the beginning and end of the interview.

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Melinda. “Nonverbal Communication and Body Language.” HelpGuide.org, 15 July 2021, www.helpguide.org/articles/relationships-communication/nonverbal-communication.htm.