Most employees pay attention to what the boss says, while the savvy employee also pays attention to how it is being said. Here are some ways to help interpret the boss' body language:

    很多員工都會(huì)注意老板說(shuō)的話，但是精明的員工會(huì)注意老板說(shuō)話的方式。以下幾個(gè)方法可以幫助你理解老板的肢體語(yǔ)言：

    Body Stance and Posture 身體姿態(tài)和姿勢(shì)

    Positive 良好的：

    1）Physically on the same level （sitting or standing） 身體在同一水平線上（坐著或站著）

    2）Directly faces you 直接面對(duì)你

    3）Comes into your office rather than just standing at the door 走進(jìn)你的辦公室而不是只站在門口

    4）In a group, sits or stands close to you 在一群人中，挨著你坐（站）

    Negative 不好的：

    1）Does not face you directly 不直接面對(duì)你

    2）Stands and looks down on you 站著俯視你

    3）Places both hands on his hips to create a wingspan 把雙手放在臀部來(lái)擴(kuò)大空間

    4）In groups, avoids you, sits with others, or does not introduce you 在一群人中，避開(kāi)你，和其他坐在一起，或不介紹你。

    Eyes, Head, and Face 眼睛、頭和臉

    Positive 良好的

    1）Looks you directly in the eye 看著你的時(shí)候直視你的眼睛

    2）Muscles around the eye are relaxed 眼睛周圍的肌肉是放松的

    3）Facial muscles are relaxed. Lips are their normal size 面部肌肉是放松的，嘴唇張開(kāi)也是正常大小

    4）Pleasant face and friendly smile 快樂(lè)的笑臉和友善的笑容

    Negative 不好的：

    1）Rapid eye movement, does not look at you; has a cold, glaring, staring, or glazed-over look 眼睛不停的移動(dòng)，不直視你，即使看你也是冷冷的盯著你或帶著有色眼鏡看你

    2）Blinks more than normal 眨眼睛的次數(shù)比平常多

    3）Raises one eyebrow as if in disbelief or doubt 如果是對(duì)你不相信或懷疑的時(shí)候會(huì)挑眉

    4）Smile is stiff and forced 微笑是僵硬的，而且是假笑。

    Hands, Arms, and Gestures 手、胳膊和手勢(shì)

    Positive 良好的

    1）Hands are in view, opened, calm 手在可視范圍之內(nèi)，平靜的張開(kāi)著

    2）Arms are open （but may be crossed in a comfortable position） 手臂張開(kāi)（或許以一種讓人舒服的姿勢(shì)交叉著）

    Negative 不好的

    1）Arms are tightly crossed （defensive or protective position） 緊抱雙臂（防御或保護(hù)的姿勢(shì)）

    2）Drums his or her fingers or fidgets nervously 不停地敲手指或坐立不安

    Remember, sometimes body language is not about you. Bosses have their own issues and you might just be in the line of fire. Observe many situations and look for consistency for the full story.

    記住，有時(shí)候身體語(yǔ)言并不是針對(duì)你的。老板們都有自己的事情，而你可能正好撞到了槍口上。多觀察觀察不同的情況，并找到其中的關(guān)聯(lián)性。