Post by account_disabled on Oct 25, 2023 9:23:45 GMT
As with communication in 'real life', it is often not about the exact words you use, but HOW you say something. I would therefore like to give you 5 practical tips that you can immediately apply to how you come across in virtual meetings, video interviews and live streams. 1. Harness the power of body language and expression In video meetings and live streams we are often very focused on the content of the conversation, but don't you also forget about non-verbal communication.
During regular conversations, we often do it automatically: a friendly smile and simply making eye contact, or speaking with your hands. But for a camera this often falls away. So don't forget: Looking into the camera lens to make photo editor eye contact. Especially during moments when you want to convey something clearly. To smile every now and then. Even when you are not speaking, facial expressions allow you to respond non-verbally to what is being said. Keep an open attitude. For example, do not sit with your arms folded, leaned back, but with your arms open and your body leaned forward.
Appear powerful with your voice One of the best instruments you own? your vote! With good use of your voice you can attract attention, keep the attention, and convey a message well. So it is often not in the precise words you use, but how you say something. Good use of voice keeps you captivated as a listener, and the message really gets through. This is usually due to variation in voice use: Vary in tempo and volume. Speak faster sometimes, and slow on really important parts. Let the speaking pace also depend on the pace of the meeting and/or the interview.
During regular conversations, we often do it automatically: a friendly smile and simply making eye contact, or speaking with your hands. But for a camera this often falls away. So don't forget: Looking into the camera lens to make photo editor eye contact. Especially during moments when you want to convey something clearly. To smile every now and then. Even when you are not speaking, facial expressions allow you to respond non-verbally to what is being said. Keep an open attitude. For example, do not sit with your arms folded, leaned back, but with your arms open and your body leaned forward.
Appear powerful with your voice One of the best instruments you own? your vote! With good use of your voice you can attract attention, keep the attention, and convey a message well. So it is often not in the precise words you use, but how you say something. Good use of voice keeps you captivated as a listener, and the message really gets through. This is usually due to variation in voice use: Vary in tempo and volume. Speak faster sometimes, and slow on really important parts. Let the speaking pace also depend on the pace of the meeting and/or the interview.