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Alli Peck breaks down a nonverbal tell: when someone shakes their head no while saying something positive, they're likely lying. Watch for it in job interviews when a hiring manager claims the company has great culture, or at family gatherings.
Alli Peck breaks down a nonverbal tell: when someone shakes their head no while saying something positive, they're likely lying. Watch for it in job interviews when a hiring manager claims the company has great culture, or at family gatherings.
Here's one way you can tell if your interviewer is lying to you. If you watch any nonverbal communication expert, they will tell you that when somebody is lying, they will often shake their head no, even in a subtle way. Now, let's say, for example, you want to ask a question in your interview. Tell me about the company culture here. If your interviewer says something like have a great culture here, I personally would see that as a red flag. But that's just me. Let me know in the comments if you've ever seen somebody do this. You can even watch for it in your family's nonverbal communication gestures. During your Thanksgiving dinner today.
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