A Handshake
we considers the handshake an enormous moment
because we live in such a hands-off culture; thus, the handshake is often the
first time two strangers make actual physical contact. The first derived
impressions after you give a handshake run from professional to friendly way in
a variety of situations.
The following four steps to give a handshake are
basic.
Make eye contact
Start a proper manly handshake by doing three
things at once: first, look the person in the eye. If you’re sitting, stand up,
and as you stand, quickly and discreetly make certain your hand is dry by
pressing it against your pant leg. when you give a handshake smile generally
will work in your favor.
Escaping eye contact is a way to stir distrust.
Making eye contact will give benefit in all respect.
Extend your hand
If you are being introduced to someone or
introducing yourself, extend your right hand with your palm facing due left to
give a handshake. neither lock your elbow so your arm is part of a joust nor
tuck your elbow so far in that you’re making a right angle. Somewhere in the
middle works just fine.
Remember, you are opening yourself up to a
greeting.
Grip firmly
I think we all know what it means to grip firmly.
No need to prove your strength — this isn’t the gym. The grip is where a lot of guys spy a moment to
flex, to show who’s boss. If you meet one of these guys, do your best not to
react. Just keep up your end of the bargain and grip like a man. When you give
a handshake, grip as tightly as other person want you to grip.
Release
Finally, the last step in giving a proper
handshake involves the release. just go with the flow, since some people prefer
a longer handshake, but you should be prepared to let go after those “two or
three pumps” and try to signal as much by relaxing the muscles in your hand.
A handshake is a social convention that communicates a
lot about us. The key is to toe the line: Clinging to another’s hand too long
creates an awkward situation, while releasing too soon exudes its own level of
discomfort!!
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