Quotes About Rapport

They had become instant best friends in the way people can in their twenties.

Make 'Em Laugh! Humor is a vastly underrated tool for relationship and trust-building.

Perhaps the most admirable reason to seek rapport would be to put someone at ease, but if that is a stranger's entire intent, a far simpler way is to just leave the woman alone. Charm

I don't regret 'West Side Story' one bit. It was an incredible movie full of young people with amazing rapport.

The Whitney is a museum that has a great rapport with younger artists and the community.

Many believe effective networking is done face-to-face, building a rapport with someone by looking at them in the eye, leading to a solid connection and foundational trust.

If I've had any modicum of success, it's because I've had good relationships, and people trusted me.

It's not always an easy process when you bring in a whole new crew of guys because you trusted the last people so much that it's hard to build the same rapport again.

All things being equal, people want to do business with their friends.

I befriend most of my clients, and I like to go out with them. I like to socialize with them: They're interesting.

I can't have just anybody assisting me, I need somebody who I can really communicate with.

Despite I may be surrounded by many friends, there is not one that interests me as much as you do

It's difficult to find a good conversationalist.

I mesh with anyone.

Good actors can sort of see into people and immediately you have a chemistry with them or not. It's like an affair with no mess.

When I first met Elvis, we had so much in common and became fast friends.

Mike Greenberg and I are really good friends.

Good improvisers seem telepathic; everything looks pre-arranged, This is because they accept all offers made—which is something no 'normal' person would do.

Forced teaming is an effective way to establish premature trust because a we're-in-the-same-boat attitude is hard to rebuff without feeling rude.

Generally speaking, rapport-building has a far better reputation than it deserves. It is perceived as admirable when in fact it is almost always done for self-serving reasons.

A good working relationship between an actor and the director is very important. It takes a while to build a comfort zone because filmmaking is a long process so it is important to connect with people you work with.

When you know someone, and you get to work with them, automatically there is this comfort zone which comes in.

There is a definite process by which one made people into friends, and it involved talking to them and listening to them for hours at a time.

When I do a film, I try and see how in tune I am with the director.