Reading the Signals: What Does a Company's 'Body Language' Tell Investors?
Applying the principles of analyzing body language to corporate behavior can yield insights into a company’s health or strategies. But what reliable datasets exist in this area, and how effective are they?
Make eye contact. Don’t fold your arms. Give a firm handshake. Gesticulate with your palms open. Sit in an “open” position. Interpreting body language—what you can tell about a person from the way they sit, stand or move, regardless of what they’re saying—is a well-established science, commonly used by anyone from recruitment professionals judging whether a candidate displays the qualities demanded by a job, to singles wanting to know whether their charming blind date is really a psycho.
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