Book Review: Presentation Zen by Garr Reynolds
Reynolds’ book is especially relevant for people aspiring to deliver key-note presentations. However, there are ample lessons to help all of us become better speakers.
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Book Review: Confessions of a Public Speaker by Scott Berkun
Scott Berkun is a former Microsoft employee and devoted public speaker. He shares vivid examples from his own experience as well as tips from other professionals.
Book Review: Made to Stick: Why Some Ideas Survive and Others Die by Chip Heath and Dan Heath
If you want to learn how to ensure that people will remember what you say and act on your ideas, this book is for you.
Article: What Are You Working On? How is the Project Going?
Being prepared for informal opportunities to tell people what you are working will help you build credibility and relationships.
Article: How to Present, Part 3, Preparing for a Large Audience
Apart from the stage fright that many of us feel, presenting to a large audience is usually easier than presenting or facilitating for a small group.
Article: How to Present, Part 2: Preparing For a Small Audience
In many ways, presenting to a small audience is more challenging than presenting to a large group (stage fright aside).
Article: How to Present, Part 1: Show the Numbers
Most business presentations contain charts and tables. Numbers are central for measuring success, identifying opportunities and making informed decisions.
Article: How to Interview Stakeholders, Part 2
Techniques from the fields of usability and user experience such as open questions, sketches and thinking out loud can make stakeholder interviews more effective.
Article: How to Interview Stakeholders, Part 1
For project managers, interviewing is an important technique for clarifying stakeholder requirements, understanding expectations and winning support.
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