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When you add a group presentation to your calendar, block off time to prepare as a group. Use this time to agree on your audience’s level of knowledge about the topic, your specific goal for the presentation, the main message, the general outline and who will present each section before each of you starts writing your individual components.
This helps you avoid the last-minute stress of trying to fit each of your slides into one cohesive unit.
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When speaking in person, position yourself so that you can reference the slides but speak directly to the audience.
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Before the presentation, make time for a complete run-through, with slides.
Specifically, practice your transitions from one person to the next: For example, " Stacey did a great job talking us through the challenges of entering this new market. Now, I’ll provide a few solutions based...
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Every presentation is an opportunity to build trust with your audience. The cohesiveness of your group presentation is an indicator to your clients of what their relationship will be like working with you.
For many organizations, group presentations are a part of life. Your team m...
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