A basic understanding of body language can help you choose the right seat, read your opponent and even pick out the person on the other side who has the decision-making authority.
September 17, 2018 at 10:00 AM
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Is she seriously considering your offer? Is he even listening to your arguments? By learning how to speak body language, you can decode what people are thinking—and dramatically increase your chances of settling a case at mediation.
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