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" Look people in the eye. You&amp;#039;ll seem sincere. &amp;quot;Notice the color of your coworker&amp;#039;s eyes to remember to maintain contact,&amp;quot; suggests Nicholas Boothman, author of How to Connect in Business in 90 Seconds or Less. Find bonding moments. When a colleague mentions that she does yoga, which you love, tell her. &amp;quot;We relate quickly with people when we have common ground,&amp;quot; explains Boothman. Stay tuned in. Ask follow-up questions after a coworker finishes talking. &amp;quot;It shows you&amp;#039;re interested,&amp;quot; notes Boothman. Drop a compliment. Mention to your boss that you like the new ad campaign she came up with. &amp;quot;Genuine flattery goes a long way,&amp;quot; says Boothman. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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