How to Structure a Workplace Presentation

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This is a great step by step, walking one through a presentation. Thanks Kara!

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Thank you, Kara! Great advice. This format will also be helpful for my essay planning.

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Thanks for the advice I've been asked to give a presentatoin to at a meeting of colleagues who are more senior than myself at their meeting in few weeks time regarding poor insructions that issue and impact of them in relation key perfmance indicators being misssed due to not having sufficient information to complete them or sent too late in the day.

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[@MagisMagister]

Honestly, this seems an old way of making presentations... in the real world, meetings are shorter and shorter, and people are more and more distracted, so you need to get to the point immediately. My experience is that 1) the shorter the presentation, the better 2) it's not needed to give all the information in the presentation: missing information may spur questions from the audience, which is a good thing 3) favor pictures rather than words: slides without words are the best! 4) given the short amount of time, skip the intro and the summary: have people asking you questions at the end. 5) try to make the presentation as a story (possibly, personal): people remember stories much better than data. However, I'm not expert in social communications: I'm just giving you advice that I personally noticed it wors well..