What kind of body posture to use when talking to people at different levels

It's a serious question, I think respect for others is when people say, you have to look into other people's eyes, of course, as long as it is any part of the face, it is okay, your eyes should not wander away from the place outside the face, this is the most basic! In other words, you should respond to what others say is good or bad, or nod, smile, or feel that you can pick up something, you can also say a few words, not an interruption!

Do you understand what it means to be with one person, and if you understand this, you will understand how to communicate with people at different levels.

……"If you divide people into layers, it's not easy to communicate"! Alas......

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Compared with those who have a high status or respect for themselves, they should be more serious, bend their upper body slightly, look like they are listening to each other, and bow slightly when they leave.

It depends on the other person's personality, temperament and social status, and then make appropriate actions according to these.

For example, if the other party is a principal, 50 years old, wearing glasses, and giving people a very knowledgeable, upright and amiable feeling, you should be sincere and not lose your bearing, humble and not flattering, polite, speak with a smile, and so on.

It's all about what the other person likes.

That is, people with different identities talk to him with different identities. If you have a high status, you should talk to him with a solemn attitude, and stand upright, don't speak too casually, and think about the other party. If you are a person of the same status, you should talk to him calmly and speak in a more casual tone.

Let the other party feel intimate and casual.

The body posture that communicates with you should describe sitting loosely like a clock and standing like a loose. Because when you communicate with someone, your eyes must look at him, which is to give people a minimum of respect, and you must hold your chest high and raise your head, so as to create a temperament that you respect him very much and have integrity. And when you speak, you shouldn't say a word or laugh.

When communicating with others, the body posture should be standing and sitting. When communicating with others, you should maintain a more respectful posture, and when you can stand, if the other person is sitting, you can sit on an equal footing with him and sit down yourself. If the other party is an elder, you can bend down and listen.

When we communicate with others, the posture of the body should be very dignified, and lean forward slightly, so that it is more polite to do it, and it is also more respectful to others, so it is more appropriate for us to do this, and we also need to do this, so that others will be more willing to serve us.

I think that when communicating with people, the body posture should be very good, because only when the body is in a very good posture can the person you communicate with feel that you respect him very much, and also make him feel that you are a very polite person, and can also treat you very well in the future.

Don't talk to someone. Spread your waist and don't cross your hands on your chest, I don't think it's important to others. Otherwise.

It's going to make people think you're very blessed or rude, and I think the best way to do that is, oh, sit down and shake someone's hand, and then talk to them calmly, and don't always show the feeling that you're a head taller than them.

There are many kinds of it, especially everyone's understanding is different, and the posture will be different, some people think it's better to keep staring into his eyes and listening to him, and some people say that this is the most rude, so I think there is still a certain degree of difficulty in this question, mainly depending on how to consider both sides? You may know how to respect each other, because everyone feels different.

For example, if you are communicating with your teacher, you have to stand respectfully next to the teacher and listen to your teacher, if you are standing next to your parents, you also need to respect your parents and talk to your parents, if you are with friends, you can talk freely, but you have to pay attention to what you say.

When communicating with others, the posture of the body should be dignified, don't be so casual, because if you are casual, it will make others feel that you are very uneducated, so you must correct your posture when talking to others, so that you can make others feel that they are very educated, and it is also very correct.