Abstract
In the past few years, there has been an increase in the demand of banks, restaurants and warehouses. This has however led to better employees to be hired to run such different type or categories of businesses and has also therefore emphasized on better body language which is essential for business dealings in order to grow or expand up to a certain level where higher profitability is achieved.
Body Language Required For Business Dealings
Introduction
Social skill includes body language which is appropriate for business dealings.
The importance of time, use of vocabulary, the way a person responds to a particular situation, his confidence are few of the things which comes under the topic which is “Body Language”.
Only 7 to 11 percent of your communication is carried by the words you chose to say.
Whilst the text (what you say) is clearly vital for communication to happen, what you do whilst you are saying it (your body language) can have a really dramatic effect on the message that the other person receives.
Here we are talking about the difference between content and context. The words and sentence construction is content. How you say them and what you do while you say them is context. The full context is everything other than the words that can be seen and heard (experienced) by all the people involved.
As we are looking at it we start to see that body language is only one part of that context.
Other parts are:
Where you sit/stand
Who else is in the room
Time of day, week, year
History of previous communications
The body language component can be divided roughly into three parts
One
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