• Develop an inclusive, welcoming attitude.
• Stand tall.
• Shake hands.
• Allow your body to be at ease.
• Mirror the other person’s gestures and expressions.
• Smile.
• Lean in slightly.
• Use open arm movements and show the palms of your hands.
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Additional Body Language Tips
According to executive coach Carol Kinsey Goman, body language at the office holiday party should physically embody the messages you want delivered.
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According to executive coach Carol Kinsey Goman, body language at the office holiday party should physically embody the messages you want delivered.
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