Beyond Words: Hiring & Interviewing

Did you know that some jury consultants use body language experts when they are screening jurors? Apply these same skills to interviewing job applicants. A hiring and interviewing training video featuring leading body language expert Jan Hargrave. Item#:6328    Purchase: $695   7-Day Rental: $275* Scroll Down for Product Details and Ordering Information.   ***  Includes Facilitator Materials ***   See it before you buy it with a Free Online Preview  (Scroll Down - Right Margin)

Beyond Words: Hiring & Interviewing

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A hiring and interviewing training video featuring leading body language expert Jan Hargrave.

Hargrave, considered the leading expert on body language, is a college professor, has written 4 books, and has provided body language consulting for many high profile court cases including the Scott Peterson case.

The greatest aspect of these videos is their positive slant. Hargrave isn't focused on showing people how to catch employees and interviewees in deception, but how to create a positive environment and find the most positive employees.

About this Program:

This is part one of the Beyond Words Hiring and Interviewing Series; you'll learn basic nonverbal communication skills as they relate to hiring and interviewing prospective employees.

Applicants can give "academy-award-winning" answers to the top interview questions, but their body language may convey something completely different.  Learn the nonverbal gestures that can help every hiring manager make a more informed hiring decision.

This video teaches the interviewer to look beyond the applicant's answers; to consider the body language of each applicant.  It also includes the nonverbal gestures that may indicate level of sincerity, doubt, attitude, and more.

As mentioned, this is part one of the Beyond Words Hiring and Interviewing Series; each of the three episodes within the series increases in complexity, explaining how to not only read individual non verbal queues, but also to string these individual queues together like words in a sentence to reveal even deeper subconscious messages.