The Truth, The Real World Tried And Tested Inside Secrets Of Body Language
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Did you know your body is capable of giving off more than 700,00 different signals?
Did you know you have an estimated 250,000 facial expressions?
Did you know you have more than 5,000 different ways to use your hands?
Did you know that sometimes 100% of your message is in your body language?
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"Hi Robert, I have started watching the DVD'S, and all I can say is fan-bloody-tastic!, information is very practical and certainly is an education in human interaction at the most fundamental level. I got the sense that I am in the room along side the other participants, which of course is attributed to the position of the camera angle, picture clarity and sound are v.good. well done to your-self and the rest of the production team!" Cheers -
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How do I demonstrate IN WRITING that I have certain interpersonal skills and aptitudes?
I am filling out an application form, but I don’t know how to demonstrate my personal skills and aptitudes in writing. For example, how do I demonstrate that I am able and flexible to work in a team during busy periods?
Thank you for your help.
Application forms are tough, because you might be restricted to a specific word count, but I’d try a mix and match of the following approaches:
If the skills are more about personality traits and work ethic, then try getting quotes from former colleagues about these things and include them with the name and contact info for who said it.
For example, you might ask a current/former colleague with whom you have a good report to describe your key skills in 3 sentences or less. Make sure to let your colleague know what you’re using the info for before you use it.
Formal awards, records and honors, if you have any, are also great for this.
Another great way is to quantify your skills — put a number on them (if possible and/or appropriate). For example, if you are in sales, you might say something like. "During the first quarter of 2009, I led our team in sales calls by 20% and closings by 5%." But you better be prepared to back up your data.
Good luck!
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Application forms are tough, because you might be restricted to a specific word count, but I’d try a mix and match of the following approaches:
If the skills are more about personality traits and work ethic, then try getting quotes from former colleagues about these things and include them with the name and contact info for who said it.
For example, you might ask a current/former colleague with whom you have a good report to describe your key skills in 3 sentences or less. Make sure to let your colleague know what you’re using the info for before you use it.
Formal awards, records and honors, if you have any, are also great for this.
Another great way is to quantify your skills — put a number on them (if possible and/or appropriate). For example, if you are in sales, you might say something like. "During the first quarter of 2009, I led our team in sales calls by 20% and closings by 5%." But you better be prepared to back up your data.
Good luck!
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