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Quick Presentation Tips  by: Colin Ong TS If your speech is long, have a proper introduction and sub-headings. Do research and know your content well. Give your participants a copy of the presentation slides. Ensure that the air-conditioned is not too cold nor the room lighting is too dim. Don’t speak too fast and punctuate your speech with some quick anecdotes. Humour should be used carefully to energise and to aid the audience- reflective process. However, do not be alarmed if some of your humour is not readily understood. Always provide referencing and credits to your examples and quotations. Do not wear striking attire which may distract the audience from your speech. Try not to use too many bells and whistles in your presentation slides. Remember to allocate sufficient time for Q&A and promise to get back to the participant whose questions you are not able to answer due to insufficient information. About The Author Colin Ong TS is the Managing Director of MR=MC Consulting Pte Ltd (http://www.mrmc.com.sg) colin@mrmc.com.sg This article was posted on April 05, 2005   View More Videos from the "Business and Finance" category: Rewarding Good Service How Free Is Free Shipping How Important it is to have Health Insurance The Need for Investor Patience   Read More Articles from the "Business and Finance" Category: 5 Top Tips for Job Seekers by RL Stevens Lotto's - It Is All About Trust, and Honesty ! by Gino Harteel Buying a Home After Bankruptcy by R. Lawrence Anderson 8 Principles for Effectively Maintaining Professional Boundaries as a Service Provider by Lisa Jordan Ideas: Home Businesses and the Ball Adage Policy by Gina Gray Personal Bankruptcy Issues by Simon Peters Dealing with Tight Margins When you Own a Dollar Store by Bob Hamilton Book Summary: How to Work with Just About Anyone by Regine P. Azurin and Yvette Pantilla A Very Brief History of the Industrial Revolution by Jim Staller Seeking Credit Counseling In Sacramento by William Hauselberg << Back to "Business And Finance" Index

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