Speakers are advised to follow the basic rules of good posture, such as putting hands in pockets or clasping them behind their back, and leaning casually on a desk or lectern.

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Good posture for speakers typically involves standing up straight with feet shoulder-width apart, hands by their sides or gesturing naturally, and avoiding leaning on objects or putting hands in pockets as these can appear unprofessional or too casual.

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