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In the first two parts of this series on thoughts and gestures in interviewing, we looked at gestures that occur in combination with spoken words. These gestures are also sometimes called illustrators as they help the speaker add meaning and context to the words spoken. There are other physical movements people make that are not done to support the actual spoken language. In part 3 we discuss pantomimes, emblems, and adaptors.

We discussed some of the geographic differences when using gestures in other cultures in our last column. We also touched on the differences between...

"Where the heck is that file? I know I just had it." "It's right over there." I said pointing at the file. Then I noticed my...

Learn about the history of RFID and how it continues to revolutionize the retail industry in this LPM exclusive from Tom Meehan.

This article delves into the subtle yet significant shift from forming networks to fostering relationships—a journey that begins with an exchange of business cards but evolves into a mutual exchange of value and knowledge.

A nose scratch, a mouth cover, hand wringing, leg tapping, looking away when answering—over the years, different claims have been made about these and other nonverbal behavior as possible cues to deception. But what’s the truth?

Tragedy hit one of the nation’s largest pharmacy chain stores in June when a 28-year-old employee stacked bins in front of a breakroom security camera before allegedly killing a 17-year-old coworker,

There are many ways your employees can steal from you. From the “borrowing” of office supplies to overreporting of hours, there’s no one with greater opportunity to help themselves to your company assets.

Getting back to normal, right? Whatever normal is. At least back to where we were before COVID-19.

As a controversial tool in a particularly controversial time in society, facial recognition seems to have hit a pause in retail LP.