Micro expression Neutral face + Head tilt + Stillness #2/180 Decision Leakage In High Stakes

2/180_ Decision Leakage in High_Stake Conversations What Head Tilt and Stillness Mean at Work? Have you noticed this body language at work? Where did you see it — meeting, interview, or conflict? Head tilt. Neutral face. Stillness. Here’s what it really means at work. You’ll see it in 3 key situations: 1. Meetings with managers This usually means focused evaluation. They’re listening carefully — not agreeing or rejecting yet. 2. Job interviews Interviewers do this when they’re assessing your answer. It’s a good sign. Finish strong and stop talking. 3. Workplace disagreements Often signals emotional restraint. They’re holding space before responding, not shutting you down. Bottom line: Stillness with a neutral face usually means thinking, not disapproval. Understanding this helps you stay calm, confident, and in control at work. With love and excitement! Roxani Oikonomou International TEDx Speaker | InternationaL TEDx Coach Body Language Coach | Micro expressions Trainer Certified FACS Coder (Facial Action Coding System) Member – TEDx Swansea | Body Language Coach for Speakers I'd be truly honored if you watched my TEDx Talk. At its core, it’s about letting go of perfection and embracing the emotional truth behind your face. Be authentic. Share your story. "What Micro-Expressions Reveal About Our Emotions" – Roxani Oikonomou https://roxanioikonomou.com/