if you haven't got positive body language you can practise in front of the mirror. what things can you practise on you can start with the face, the face is the first thing that everybody notices. it communicates to the world.
so what should it be like your face should be relaxed and clearly controlled.
next from the face is eyes as in eye contact it is very important that when talking to some one the you keep eye contact and that you are listening well what does eye contact do, eye contact sends the message that what is being communicated to you is worth your attention or there works both ways
Also what will help a little is a smile it show that you really care about your work.
to the face down to your body how you move make sure that you are in control of how you stand where your hands and hands are, so if you have your arms crossed you are being defensive if they are open to the side or on the hips you are being serious and attentive. even chatting with your hand is good. stand up right and straight.
negative body language is very noticeable if you face is frowning or tight or maybe you have a wrinkle between your brows or even if you brows is raised in annoyance or disbelief they clearly states that you are not interested.
eyes contact is constant motion when speaking to others its one thing to look around the room but its another thing not to look at the client and look at the other people around the room when talking about something important. it shows that your self confidence is low.
if your not smile they mite think that you dont like it pegged as a fake.
negative body language isn't anticipated, it lacks control and is rushed you may fig git next thing the clients will leave to keep from feeling like they aren't important and that they are wasting your time.
at the start of a interview you may have nerves that's OK as long as you get start to calm after a few minutes and start to make positive body language
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