Episode 43 — Non-Verbal Cues: Reading the Room in Team Interactions
This session explores the importance of non-verbal communication in agile teamwork. Candidates learn to recognize cues such as body language, tone, facial expressions, and silence, which often reveal more than spoken words. The episode emphasizes that reading the room helps leaders and team members gauge alignment, discomfort, or disengagement.
Examples illustrate how overlooking non-verbal signals can lead to misunderstandings or unresolved conflict. PMI exam scenarios may present subtle behavioral clues that require interpretation beyond what is explicitly stated. By mastering non-verbal awareness, agile practitioners strengthen collaboration and foster psychological safety in team interactions. Produced by BareMetalCyber.com.
