Career-Boosting Qualities
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5th September 2018When it comes to inspiration in business, many factors contribute to how others perceive you. Choice of words, speaking volume and tone, and style of dress and grooming all offer cues to others regarding your capabilities.
However, one of the most important elements in shaping the insights of others is body language. By using movements, positioning, and facial expressions, you can project positive qualities such as:
- Confidence. Business leaders during history have been known to project confidence or a sense of being secure with their abilities or accomplishments. Therefore, if you wish to improve, employ body language to communicate confidence – even when you may not feel it.
- Assertiveness. Managing high-level duties and employees need the ability to advance your own will – or the will of the company – in spite of resistance. Physically positioning yourself as someone not easily swayed by others shows the ability to encourage and lead other employees.
- Interest. Potential employers, co-workers, associates, and customers want to work with people who find the topics they discuss exciting. Showing an active interest in a discussion, speech, or presentation indicates that you as a professional will use the same level of engagement in a future business bond.
- Honesty for collaboration. Although confidence is key in leaders, so is the ability to cooperate with others to achieve common goals. Being able to categorise and incorporate ideas from one or more outside parties helps you benefit from the diverse expertise of multiple sources, ultimately strengthening your strategies.
- Intelligence. Succeeding in any industry requires a wide variety of knowledge, from education to life and professional experiences. Body language methods that communicate attentiveness and understanding indicate a high I.Q. and show others you are mentally “cut out” for greater responsibility.
- Empathy. Not only is I.Q. important to business intelligence; so is the E.Q., or emotional intelligence quotient. Professionals who untangle and answer back to the emotional needs of themselves, customers, and co-workers stand the best chance of proceeding in their fields.
By using body language techniques to communicate one or more of these qualities, you can raise yourself in the honour of influential parties without speaking a word. As a result, you gain favour with the very professionals in the position to help advance your career.