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Leaders should pay attention to their posture and eye contact from "summary" of The Silent Language of Leaders by Carol Kinsey Goman,Ph.D.

In order to effectively communicate as a leader, it is essential to pay close attention to one's posture and eye contact. These nonverbal cues play a significant role in conveying confidence, authority, and credibility in a leadership role. Posture is a powerful indicator of a leader's level of confidence and assertiveness. Standing or sitting up straight demonstrates a sense of self-assurance and command, while slouching or hunching can convey insecurity or lack of authority. Leaders should strive to maintain an open and upright posture to project a strong and confident image to their team. Similarly, eye contact is a crucial aspect of nonverbal communication that can greatly impact how a leader is perceived by others. Maintaining consistent eye contact demonstrates attentiveness and engagement, while avoiding eye contact can be interpreted as disinterest or dishonesty. Leaders should make an effort to establish and maintain eye contact with their team members to show that they are actively listening and engaged in the conversation.
  1. Leaders can enhance their communication skills and establish stronger connections with their team. These nonverbal cues can help to build trust and rapport, as well as convey authority and confidence. Ultimately, paying attention to these subtle aspects of communication can significantly impact a leader's effectiveness and influence within their organization.
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The Silent Language of Leaders

Carol Kinsey Goman

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