The unspoken language

Article Abstract:

Reading body language is an important skill which enables business professionals to go beyond the facts to discover the real person beneath the exterior presentation. Body language can reveal information about a potential new employee which could have positive or negative influences if the person was officially employed. Directors and executives can also employ body language to encourage, lead and assure personnel in the workplace, gaining more from them than a director who appears aggressive and unapproachable.

Human resource management, Study and teaching, Business communication, Nonverbal communication

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Following a hire purpose

Article Abstract:

Successful directors recognize that their secretaries must have initiative and problem-solving abilities, according to recruitment concern Angela Mortimer Chmn Angela Mortimer. She feels that it is vital that directors make clear their own goals and aims and make use of the intelligence of their secretaries. Her concern places strong emphasis on long-term relationships, and some firms have been clients for more than 20 years.

Employee Recruitment, Officials and employees, Recruiting, Interview, Employment services, Secretaries, Secretaries (Office), Mortimer, Angela, Angela Mortimer

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