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Corporate Presentation - Do's and Don'ts
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Short & Simple
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Thinking more of yourself
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Speaking too fast.
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My mantra of success- Keep it short and simple and always
leave them wanting more. The best way to maintain the attention of an audience
is to start with a gripping opening, develop a maximum of three themes or key
messages, and conclude with a message that pulls the introduction and key
messages together with impact.
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Amit Madhav, Senior Consultant, GKC
| 10 27 2008 20:01:37 +0000
An experienced speaker can make the above point
look simple and seamless, but we're looking at perhaps 0.001% of the
population. We all need help developing this skill. If you speak for over 10
minutes it's almost inevitable that the structure will suffer and you will lose
your audience because you haven't signposted your structure well enough. Tell
them what you'll tell them, tell them, and tell them what you've told them.
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We always have this perception that the audience will
listen because we are a subject matter expert and what we have to say is
interesting. This is probably one of the most frequent mistakes made by
speakers. We all like to think that we know our stuff, and many people do. But
that alone will not engage your audience. You could prepare for weeks, select
the best words and key messages, you could have the best introduction, middle
section and ending than any speaker on the bill, but your impact could be
negligible.
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Nervous and inexperienced speakers always remind me of the 100 metres sprint.
They hear the gun, they're out of the blocks fast and they can't wait to get it
over with. This is not unusual - it is the normal reaction to any potentially
stressful situation. Let's close our eyes, do it, and get it over with. It's a
bit like going to the dentist. However, some speakers do not even devote
themselves to such minimal preparation.
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