Body Language - Impress with Apperance & Effect
Use Gestures, Mimik & Psychology, Steer Nonverbale Communication & Signals of the Body, Learn Self-Confidence & the Charisma-Myth
Simone Janson, Simone Janson, Simone Janson
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Body Language - Impress with Apperance & Effect
Use Gestures, Mimik & Psychology, Steer Nonverbale Communication & Signals of the Body, Learn Self-Confidence & the Charisma-Myth
Simone Janson, Simone Janson, Simone Janson
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Guiding small talk correctly: Expand your network [8 Checklists]
// By Simone Janson
Small talk lead safely
This is how you find the right topic of conversation
Embarrassing is just what you find embarrassing!
Checklist: Do not try too hard
- Who are you interested in?
- Who else stands apart?
- Who does not seem to know how to get in touch with the others?
- Who clings convulsively to his glass (at the company party)?
- Who do you like sympathetic?
Find connecting points
Checklist: Typical situations and related topics
- Before the meeting: Talk about the topic of the meeting or the last meeting: "We really achieved a lot last week. I'm curious how it works today. "
- At the company party: talk about the company's successes. Or just the music, the food, the drinks, etc. "Is not that great what our boss organized there? He also has every reason to celebrate where things are going so well. The music is really great! But are there still salmon sandwiches? "
- In the corridor: Talk about how things are at work. Or what's in the canteen today: "Have you had stress today? I'm curious, what is good food today. We deserve it. "
- In the copy room: Let yourself out about the technology: "Now there is already a paper jam. Do you know how that works? "
- In the parking lot: Talk about cars: "Oh, you own this great car?"
- At the bus stop or on the platform - you see, the colleague looks annoyed at the clock: "The train is sometimes too late, but it is more stress-free than by car - do not you think?"
Checklist: The right greeting as an optimal introduction to small-talk
- Imagine yourself: Someone who immediately names his name gives more confidence than the great silence. Even if name tags are present or your counterpart already knows by whom he is in front of you, you look more polite and sympathetic when you personally introduce yourself again.
- Welcome the attendees in the right order: first the boss, then the head of the department, then the secretary. Exception: Longtime colleagues may also welcome you in front of the supervisor. In the case of like-minded persons, the lady is greeted in front of the gentleman.
- If you do not know a name: Imagine: "Hello, I'm ..." Usually, the counter-idea follows. If your counterpart just follows a monosyllabic "Good Day", take it easy. Ask: "And you are ...?"
- If you did not understand the name of your counterpart, ask them very simply: "Please tell me your name again?" Or: "Did I understand your name correctly: H.?"
After the greeting: What's next?
Talk about the job
Top 10 themes for small talk
- Movies, books, music
- Arts and Culture
- Events
- Nature and weather
- Sports
- Cooking, eating, drinking
- Leisure, hobbies, holidays
- Current affairs
- common interests and areas of work
- Special features of the place and the surroundings (end checklist)
Well prepared with a theme dossier in the Small Talk
Write down information about your conversation partners
Nonverbal signals
- eye contact
- Smile Friendly Smile, do not grimace