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In this week’s presentation tip, we’re going to look at actual scientific PPT presentation slides. What we’re going to do is review the slides, offer our opinions, then give tips on how to improve the slides. We think this will be really helpful when you’re preparing a presentation because you’ll know what not to do. (more…)
Liam and I attended a seminar about a very interesting business-related topic about a certain industry. We don’t want to mention the seminar specifically because this is not meant to be a criticism of the presenter. What we do want to do is talk about what some of the problems were with the presentation, the delivery of the presentation, and then how the presentation could have been improved. The purpose is to teach you how to avoid some big presentation mistakes… and avoid being the subject of one of our discussions 🙂 (more…)
In this video, you’re going to see the second half of the interview with Carl Pullein. Carl discusses presentation tips and communication skills based on what he saw during the Pyeong Chang Olympic presentations by South Korean representatives President Lee Myung Bak and Olympic figure skating champion Yuna Kim. (more…)
We are pleased to welcome back Carl Pullein, presentations expert and trainer to many large companies here in Korea. We originally were planning to have a 15 minute interview, but Carl was so good that we talked for almost 30 minutes! So we decided to separate his interview into two parts.
The main reason we were going to do this interview was to get Carl’s opinion on the recent presentations given by Korea during the Winter Olympic bidding process. In particular, we wanted Carl’s opinion on Korean President Myung-Bak Lee and Olympic figure skating champion Yuna Kim’s presentations. (more…)
In this video, I’m going to teach you how to give a self-introduction in 15 seconds or less to create a good impression. You can use this to introduce yourself before a presentation or when meeting people.
I don’t think you can ever stop improving how you create an impression with people. There’s no one best way to do give a good impression, so it’s always a good idea to learn more and try different things.
In this week’s presentation tip, you’ll learn how to give a good impression in less than 15 seconds. I say 15 seconds because people these days are so easily distracted and so busy that we have to get their attention in the shortest amount of time possible.
So check out this week’s video presentation tip: “15 Seconds To Success Or Failure”
I would also like to know how you like to introduce yourself or what you have seen that was impressive to you. Good luck and never stop learning!
“It is unwise to be too sure of one’s own wisdom. It is healthy to be reminded that the strongest might weaken and the wisest might err.” – Mahatma Gandhi
First, a big thank you as we are once again lucky enough to have Tim Thompson, visiting Professor at KAIST, help us out and teach all of us some really great presentation tips.
This time around, Tim will discuss “The Top 10 Presentation Errors You Need to Avoid” in a recorded interview. (more…)