It's the big day, it's an interview! You've probably thought and practiced a lot about what you are going to say verbally in the interview, but did you realise that the body has its own language as well?
So much of what we communicate is through body language, the tone of our voice as well as the actual words that are spoken.
Listen to the recording of Tara Cull from ArchiEnglish, Emma Wainer from Speaking at Work as well as Stephen Drew on a round-the-table virtual conversation.
It's the big day, it's an interview! You've probably thought and practiced a lot about what you are going to say verbally in the interview, but did you realise that the body has its own language as well?
So much of what we communicate is through body language, the tone of our voice as well as the actual words that are spoken.
Listen to the recording of Tara Cull from ArchiEnglish, Emma Wainer from Speaking at Work as well as Stephen Drew on a round-the-table virtual conversation.
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