Body Language Employee Training Videos Reveal Profit-Driving Strategies for Businesses

PRLog (Press Release) – Jun 13, 2008 – Employee University has announced the release of three new series of corporate training videos by leading body language expert Jan Hargrave.  The three series of videos, each comprised of three episodes, are designed to empower employees throughout the company to use body language to improve company profitability.

•   Management Skills - How a Manager can improve employee/supervisor relations by understanding nonverbal communication.

•   Hiring and Interviewing - How a Hiring Manager can determine which job applicant should be hired without the applicant ever speaking a word.

•   Sales and Customer Service - How sales people can increase their numbers and improve customer service through a greater understanding of nonverbal communication skills.

Hargrave, considered the leading expert on body language, is a college professor, has written 4 books, and has provided body language consulting for many high profile court cases including the Scott Peterson case.

“Many hiring managers and sales people have picked up some body language cues through experience, but these videos take the art reading body language to an entirely new level.  It’s amazing how much information people reveal about themselves without being aware in the least,” says Darin Hanks, president of Employee University.

Each of the three episodes within the series increases in complexity, explaining how to not only read individual non verbal queues, but also to sting these individual queue together like words in a sentence to reveal even deeper subconscious messages.  

“The greatest aspect of these videos is their positive slant.  Hargrave isn’t focused on showing people how to catch employees and interviewees in deception, but how to create a positive environment and find the most positive employees,” explains Hanks.  

The three series of body language employee training videos are available as a set or individually a through the Employee University website at http://www.employeeuniversity.com.