My stunning padlet by Harrison, Kelsei J.

Nonverbal & Verbal Communication

kharrison70_1 — 2024-03-09 19:07:19 UTC

1. Accent

kharrison70_1 — 2024-03-09 19:07:49 UTC

To Accent my verbal message when answering the interviewee's questions, I will make sure my body language is reflecting a confident, and intelligent woman.

2. Complement

kharrison70_1 — 2024-03-09 19:08:06 UTC

We use illustrators to complement our nonverbal communication. Sometimes we do these things naturally and don't realize our control over them. When In a job interview, I think its best to control doing illustrators unless necessary

3. Contradict

kharrison70_1 — 2024-03-09 19:08:41 UTC

Make sure I'm not sending contradictory messages. An example of this can be seen as nodding when saying something is untrue. It can make you look confused and untruthful and have them undermine what you say.

4. Control

kharrison70_1 — 2024-03-09 19:11:08 UTC

You can control the conversation with certain body movements called regulators. During a interview, you can nod and show the speaker that you are listening. Also, showing good eye contact is a regulator skill.

5. Repeat

kharrison70_1 — 2024-03-09 19:11:30 UTC

Repetition in communication is important because it reinforces what you have to say and it can provide clarity to the listener. In a job interview, if you don't understand the question, you can repeat it in your own terms for understanding. This will also give you time to really think about the answer before responding.

6. Subsitute

kharrison70_1 — 2024-03-09 19:11:46 UTC

A strong example of substitution in communication is gestures. Make sure your gestures are consistent with the conversation, and don't over do it.