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UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI PAV DIPARTIMENTI DI GIURISPRUDENZA, INGEGNERIA INDUSTRIALE E DELL’INFORMAZIONE, SCIENZE ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI, SCIENZE POLITICHE E SOCIALI, STUDI UMANISTICI Corso di laurea Magistrale Interdipartimentale in Comunicazione Professionale Multimediale

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Page 1: Relatore: Chiar.mo Prof. Marco Dotti  Correlatore: Chiar.ma Prof. ssa Federica Da Milano

UNIVERSITÀ DEGLI STUDI DI PAVIA

DIPARTIMENTI DI GIURISPRUDENZA, INGEGNERIA INDUSTRIALE E DELL’INFORMAZIONE, SCIENZE ECONOMICHE E AZIENDALI,

SCIENZE POLITICHE E SOCIALI, STUDI UMANISTICI

Corso di laurea Magistrale Interdipartimentale in Comunicazione Professionale Multimediale

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Non verbal communication role inside the mechanism of job interviews

Sell yourself

Relatore: Chiar.mo Prof. Marco Dotti

Correlatore: Chiar.ma Prof. ssa Federica Da Milano

Chiara SollamiTesi di Laurea di

 ANNO ACCADEMICO 2013/2014

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Non verbal

communication:

The communication doesn't occur just through linguistic

acts, but even through gestures and actions both

innate and culturally

assimilated.

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Communicating interpersonal

attitudes

Completing verbal

communication

Replacing verbal

language

Non verbal communication :

3 Different aspects

communication fulfilled to keep social relations through several moods

we complete gesture and movements to verbal communication to strengthen the

message we need to spreadnoisy situations in which we can’t be heard

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Componenents of non verbal communication

posture

look

gestures

Facial gesture

The body language isn't an optional element of communication.

The body conveys the person's identity even more than words do, since it gets across information which the subject is inclined to hide under his voice.

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Componenents of non verbal communication

Gaze

Posture

Gesture

Your gaze is one of the element which makes the conversation unique. looking in each others eyes lets perceive hidden meanings in the conversation and all the real moods of a person .

As regards the posture, it is about an element partly involuntary as very

often subjects acquire positions at an unaware level which reflect their

status and their personalities.

Gestures are typical of human beings. they allow to develop the ability to evolve as a rational and intelligent individual.

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Componenents of non verbal

communication

Facial gestures

Facial expressions form a system made up of micro-

expressions and movements realized to convey meanings

and information which concern an individual's mood and his emotions.

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Outward appearance

Static and dynamic elementsSTATIC ELEMENTS: are those which

don’t change during the interaction.

DYNAMIC ELEMENTS: include all those verifiable aspects of a human being, such as clothing, make-up and accessories.

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Phases in job interviews

Planning Evaluation

Management

Finally the management phase may include individual or group similations

analysis of selection criterion, candidacies collection and evaluation methods such as formsEvaluation phase occurs through the use of several elements like psychological tests,

which permit to evaluate the individual himself and his relation to others

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InterviewsC

onte

nts

First Part

Massimo Pisani

Second Part

Monica Puggiott

o

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Problem Solving

Leadership

Collaboration

Open MindListening

Self control

Decision- Making capacity

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Selector’s communication

Social contact

Incentive

Control

Informative

Instrument

Alleviating anxiety

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Clothing during job interviewsAn extremely neat appearance predisposes the selector to positively evaluate the candidate.

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Look during job interviewsThe eyes assume a main role

because they emotions to spread. There are different

types of looking:

Each look conveys to the interlocutor a specific type of message

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Posture of job

interviews

Posture highlights our emotions: someone who is

self confident moves towards the right or left side

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Gesture of job interviews

One of the main gesture during job interviews is your handshake. In fact hands reveal a lot about the

candidate and his mood.

• Putting hands in the pocket• Stess unloading with an object

• Rubbing your hands• Touching your hair

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Smiling during job interview

Smiling may be used as an instrument to attract

the attention of the selector and to influence his judgment, it may also have several causes as

scorn, derision, gratitude and craftiness

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Nowadays big data allow the selector to collect, through the net, a huge quantity of information about us, about our personality and tastes.

BIG DATA through social networks, create a profile about us based on our likes and sharing.

Where will all this take us? Will our real communication essence still be considered?