Career development - making presentations

At the conference I attended last week I saw some great presentations but also some that were a bit boring. One that sticks in my mind had so many power point slides that you wondered why - I think it was a prompt for the speaker, but it didn’t do much for the audience.

I’ve recently come across a blog site with some great tips, including a very interesting  PowerPoint presentaiton which isn’t boring and I’ve found very useful.

The site is: The Reluctant Presenter’s Guide To The Galaxy, Packed with down to earth ideas & techniques for for improving your public speaking, presenting and influencing skills. do visit, and bookmark it for when you have to do a presentation.

Denise x

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