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    The document discusses body language signals that can indicate whether an interviewer is impressed or disinterested. It identifies several signs to look for: leaning in shows interest while leaning back shows disinterest; mirroring an applicant's movements is positive; maintaining eye contact is good but lack of it requires changing tactics; facing the door can mean the interviewer wants to leave. Raising eyebrows can mean needing clarification. Overall it provides tips on reading an interviewer's posture, eye contact, mirroring, direction faced, and eyebrows to gauge how an interview is going.

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    The document discusses body language signals that can indicate whether an interviewer is impressed or disinterested. It identifies several signs to look for: leaning in shows interest while leaning back shows disinterest; mirroring an applicant's movements is positive; maintaining eye contact is good but lack of it requires changing tactics; facing the door can mean the interviewer wants to leave. Raising eyebrows can mean needing clarification. Overall it provides tips on reading an interviewer's posture, eye contact, mirroring, direction faced, and eyebrows to gauge how an interview is going.

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    Interviewer Body Language

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    The document discusses body language signals that can indicate whether an interviewer is impressed or disinterested. It identifies several signs to look for: leaning in shows interest while leaning back shows disinterest; mirroring an applicant's movements is positive; maintaining eye contact is good but lack of it requires changing tactics; facing the door can mean the interviewer wants to leave. Raising eyebrows can mean needing clarification. Overall it provides tips on reading an interviewer's posture, eye contact, mirroring, direction faced, and eyebrows to gauge how an interview is going.

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    INTERVIEWER

    5
    BODY LANGUAGE
    SECRETS TO
    KNOW IF THEY
    ARE IMPRESSED
    OR NOT
    simplybodytalk.com
    PAGE 2

    Posture

    If the person is leaning in towards you, it


    means that he is interested in the
    conversation. , leaning back towards the
    chair is an indication of disinterest

    simplybodytalk.com
    PAGE 3

    Mirroring

    If the interviewer mirrors your body


    movements like nodding the head or
    leaning in, this can be a positive sign!
    This indicates that the interview is going
    well.

    simplybodytalk.com
    PAGE 4

    Eye contact

    If the interviewer is not maintaining eye


    contact, this is where you would want to
    pause and change the inflection to get
    their attention. Also, use hand gestures
    to bring back the attention.

    simplybodytalk.com
    PAGE 5

    Direction of Body

    When seated, if the interviewer's body is


    in such a way that this foot is pointed
    towards the direction of the door, this is
    an indication that he is probably
    interested in walking out of the room.

    simplybodytalk.com
    PAGE 6

    Eyebrows

    A raised eyebrow shows mild


    disapproval, surprise, or disbelief. It is
    now that you would want to ask them if
    they need clarification regarding
    anything.

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