Discuss how nonverbal communications skills can affect your speaking and listening skills

What will be an ideal response?

Paying attention to nonverbal cues will make you a better speaker and a better listener. When you're talking, be more conscious of the nonverbal cues you could be sending. Also consider the nonverbal signals you send when you're not talking—the clothes you wear, the way you sit, the way you walk. Whether or not you think it is fair to be judged on superficial matters, the truth is that you are judged this way. Don't let careless choices or disrespectful habits undermine all the great work you're doing on the job. When you listen, be sure to pay attention to the speaker's nonverbal cues.