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IMPORTANCE OF NON

VERBAL COMMUNICATION

Presented by: Poulomi Bhattacharya


Neha Kumari
Abhishek Kumar
Nishant Minz
Anikesh mishra
INTRODUCTION

• Non verbal communication is the single most powerful form of


communication . Some experts believe that over 90%of communication is
non verbal . Non verbal communication is the mode of exchange of
information through without using any spoken or written word.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF NON VERBAL
COMMUNICATION
IMPORTANCE
• Eye Contact:
Eye contact is hugely important –
research in the Harvard Business Review notes that a person can quite
confidently gauge another’s emotions simply from the look in their eyes.
Furthermore, eye contact is crucial in order to foster a connection. In a job
interview, for example, someone who maintains eye contact and blinks in
regular intervals is seen as confident and alert.
POSTURE
• The way someone’s body is positioned also communicates certain messages.
If someone is sitting slumped, with their armed folded, we tend to feel far
less connected to them. Someone whose arms are open, is nodding, and
smiling, sends a much more open and connected nonverbal cue. In a job
interview, for example, patting your hair or shirt sends a positive signal,
whereas fidgeting sends the message that you’re nervous.
TONE OF VOICE

• The tone of voice in which we speak often sheds just as much light on how
we’re feeling as the words themselves – sometimes even more. Talking loudly
and quickly connotes aggression, whereas speaking calmly and articulately
connotes confidence.
BODY LANGUAGE

• Our body language reinforces the message clearly and makes an impression
that lasts long. It helps to complement or contradict statements just by a
facial expression! It can create a great impact.
BREATH

• Even the way in which we’re breathing sends a message. When someone is
stressed or annoyed, their breathing quickens. When someone is tired, they
tend to sigh.
CONCLUSION

• We communicate everyday with a wide variety of people . It is essential to


our success as professionals to be able to access another’s non verbal cues,
pace of work, and communication style. If we can do this effectively there will
be less conflict and miscommunication.
BIBLIOGRAPHY

• https://roubler.com/au/nonverbal-communication-workplace/
• https://content.wisestep.com/verbal-nonverbal-communication-important-wor
kplace/
• https://iedunote.com/nonverbal-communication
• https://www.ukessays.com/essays/english-language/the-importance-of-a-non-
verbal-communication-english-language-essay.php

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