Maintaining eye contact gives an impression that the person is confident.
Not exact matches
Instead, fill up the space you are
given,
maintain eye contact and (if appropriate) move around the space.
Reassure them by
maintaining eye contact, keeping your face close to theirs, cuddling them close to you, smiling and
giving plenty of gentle reassurance.
Giving someone your full attention,
maintaining eye contact and replying in a quick time span are great ways to
give off a good first impression.
Maintaining eye contact during a conversation shows that he or she
giving you their full attention and enjoying your company.
Splitting the interaction between the phone and the earbuds
gives each person control of a microphone and helps the speakers
maintain eye contact, since they're not trying to pass a phone back and forth.
It can be easy to get caught in the moment and forget names, but do what you can to take note of who is in attendance while still
maintaining eye contact and
giving firm handshakes.
Dress professionally, be punctual and
maintain office timing properly, avoid taking leave often, greet people, listen to instructions
given to you and observe keenly, learn team and office culture, set career goals, build good relationship with boss and colleagues, avoid gossip, don't involve in office politics, ask valid doubts, know about the priority tasks then work accordingly, be and speak politely, be positive, be proactive & self motivated, have
eye to
contact and watch out your body language, work smartly, keep updating yourself by learning and mainly learn work - life balance.
Instead,
maintain eye -
contact, smile, and
give a firm hand - shake.
Show genuine interest in your partner Stop what you're doing to listen and pay attention,
maintain eye contact, and
give approving nods and facial expressions.
Basically this means not
giving cues that he or she is listening i.e. by looking at the side and not
maintaining eye contact or crossing one's arms.