In Digital Body Language, Erica Dhawan unpacks the silent signals that govern our professional relationships in an era where face-to-face cues have been replaced by Slack messages, Zoom calls, and emails. With clarity and cultural sensitivity, Dhawan shows how tone, timing, punctuation, and even word count convey trust—or erode it. The book explores how we interpret meaning through screens, and why these signals are often misunderstood, especially in multicultural or hybrid teams.

Drawing on research and real-world examples, Dhawan helps leaders and teams rethink how they communicate when body language is no longer visible. Her message is clear: empathy, clarity, and intentionality are no longer optional—they’re essential leadership skills in the digital age.