- Always ask for a copy of a good presentation. You can reuse any visually compelling elements.
- Start with a personal story or an interactive set of questions.
- Think about who your audience is, and why they care. What is in this presentation for them?
- If critical stakeholders are going to review your slides offline, as painful as it is, consider putting all your talking points in the slide and just reading from the deck.
- Smile. Make eye contact. Be excited by what you have to say. Pause... for dramatic effect. Use your hands. Use your hands more.
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- Always ask for a copy of a good presentation. You can reuse any visually compelling elements.
- Start with a personal story or an interactive set of questions.
- Think about who your audience is, and why they care. What is in this presentation for them?
- If critical stakeholders are going to review your slides offline, as painful as it is, consider putting all your talking points in the slide and just reading from the deck.
- Smile. Make eye contact. Be excited by what you have to say. Pause... for dramatic effect. Use your hands. Use your hands more.
Highly unlikely. Unless you also ask for a licence to use them in the specific ways you desire.