When you are negotiating, look for these patterns and for specific shifts in the person’s body language to understand what the other person is really experiencing.
Source: Inman News
Body language patterns every negotiator needs to know
Published in Agent, bernice ross, body language, client communication, negotiating skills, Opinion and Select
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