How to spot a liar in seconds using nonverbal cues

• For an effective work environment, teams need to trust each other — and lying doesn't help.
• Learning to read nonverbal communication can help you catch a liar and give you an edge in business.
• Look for clusters of out-of-the-ordinary gestures, like face flushing, sweating, and fidgeting.

Telling lies in professional settings leads to a myriad of troubles in the workplace. For an effective work environment, teams need to trust each other and build relationships built on honesty and the common goal of achieving the best results on the job.