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Always stand: It means “you are important enough for me to get out of my seat”. on the other hand it simply means “you don’t mean much to me; you’re not worth the energy to get up” Always smile: A Smile is the way our faces say “it’s nice to meet you” it’s a way to put others at ease. Always look the person in the eyes: The eye is the window to the soul. Eye to eye contact is an expression of interest, attention and confidence. If we fail look another in the eyes it may indicate a disinterest or lack of focus in the conversation, as if we are not interested enough to even look at the person. It could also indicate inner weakness or insecurity. Always shake hands firmly: Shaking hands is our way of making contacts and breaking down initial social barriers. Make your hand shakes as friendly as your manners. Always listen carefully: Get the name right, if you don’t hear the name clearly, ask to have it repeated. It won’t reveal that you’re forgetful rather it’ll show that you have respect for the one you’re talking to and that you want to remember their names. Always greet them with their first names: (Good Morning, Bukky) Again learning to use a person’s name is another way of saying, you’re a significant person to me. How would you want to be remembered? A B Awkward or Confident Dumb or Smart Silly or Sharp Shy or Sharp Boring or Interesting Lonely or Friendly Dull or Fun Nervous or Relaxed Offensive or Nice