Donald Arteaga

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First, think of presentations as conversations. We need to tell ourselves we’re not speaking to a group; we’re having a conversation with each person in the crowd, and we are just sharing what we know. We can further humanize the experience by reminding ourselves of the individuals in the room, rather than their titles: “I am speaking with Stephanie, not the senior vice president,”
Smart, Not Loud: How to Get Noticed at Work for All the Right Reasons
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