
|Articles|May 11, 2010
Reading body language: Authoritative
If you feel caught off guard by run-ins with your team members, check out these body language photos to see what your co-workers are saying-even when they?re not speaking.
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Authoritative
The body language:
A co-worker who’s trying to be authoritative will maintain eye contact, never looking below your mouth. If he’s sitting, he might straddle the chair or lean back with both hands supporting his head. He’ll offer a firm handshake with his fingers pointing downward.
How you should respond:
Subtly mirror his actions and stand your ground to find the middle ground and identify a solution.
Next pose:
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