Body Language and Communication

• Work on your written communication by refining your emails, cover letters, and LinkedIn messages.
• Clearly articulate your thoughts, utilizing concise and engaging language.
• Focus on active listening to fully understand others’ perspectives during interviews
  and networking interactions.
• Hone your ability to ask thoughtful questions that demonstrate your genuine interest.

Non-verbal communication, including body language, plays a significant role in how you’re perceived.

• Practice open and confident body posture, like uncrossed arms, as well as maintaining eye contact
  during conversations.
• A firm handshake exudes professionalism.
• Use mirroring techniques, subtly mimicking the body language of your conversation partner,
  to establish rapport.
• Be mindful of facial expressions, ensuring they reflect your confidence and interest.
• Observe and adapt to cultural differences in body language to foster positive interactions.
• Consider recording yourself during practice interviews to assess your body language
  and identify areas for improvement.