Human beings have a tendency to believe in one's own person. An experienced talker always matches his voice, volume, and rhythm with the other party. Even the sitting posture tries to give the other party a sense of compatibility. For example, sitting side by side is more psychologically common than sitting opposite. What is the main point of this passage? Experienced interviewers are generally more confident, and can control the situation during the conversation. People are always better at familiarizing themselves with themselves. The sitting posture during conversation is as important as the tone, volume, and rhythm. Creating a sense of compatibility can have a positive effect on the conversation process.
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People are always better at talking with people they are familiar with.