A study to assess the knowledge regarding prevention of pneumonia among middl...Alexander Decker
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1) The study assessed knowledge of pneumonia prevention among 60 middle-aged adults in rural Moodbidri, India. Most subjects (55%) had poor knowledge and 41.67% had average knowledge.
2) Knowledge was lowest in areas of diagnosis, prevention and management (35.61%) and highest in introduction to pneumonia (45.42%).
3) There was a significant association between knowledge and gender but not other demographic factors like age, education, occupation.
The Art and Science of Lead Generation - Ken Krogue & Amanda HolmesInsideSales.com
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Featuring Ken Krogue, President, Founder and Chief Strategy Officer at InsideSales.com and Amanda Holmes, CEO of The Chet Holmes Institute
Is your marketing being heard through the noise of your competitors? Does your sales team maximize the leads marketing generates? Learn the art and science of lead generation and management strategies that leverage your marketing spend and increase response rates.
After listening to this webinar you will be able to:
Get 9x the response from your marketing spend and Increase Response 342%
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We've gathered the most surprising, horrifying, and enlightening sales statistics on cold calling, social selling, sales training, and much more.
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Danny Robinson discusses the importance of delivering a strong investor pitch to secure funding. He recommends pitching investors at least three times through various formats like an elevator pitch, public pitch, and coffee shop pitch. Robinson advises customizing the pitch based on the audience and being dynamic and responsive to body language cues. Presenters should believe in their own style and listen to feedback. Common "stupid questions" from investors should be anticipated and addressed.
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This document provides guidance for conducting effective interviews. It discusses preparing for interviews by researching guests and their topics, relaxing guests during initial meetings, focusing questions to guide conversations, and editing interviews to highlight guests while maintaining natural flow. The overall message is that with practice, observation of other interviewers, and focus on guests, one can become a skilled interviewer.
This document provides biographical details about Desmond Farrelly. It states that he was born in Dublin on July 26, 1981 and is the middle child of three. It discusses his career in international tourism, business, and human resources. It details his work experience at companies like Paddy Powers and Associated Newspapers Ireland. Finally, it lists ways to contact Desmond Farrelly, including his email, Twitter, LinkedIn, and 際際滷share profiles.
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The document discusses iconographic learning, which represents concepts through pictures rather than words. It argues that images have become the primary medium of information exchange and that using words and images together achieves successful integration and execution. It provides examples of images and phrases used in iconographic learning that helped produce the #1 national sales team. The images depict strategies for understanding buyers, building trust, and creating successful relationships through observation, listening, product knowledge, and inspiration. They emphasize the importance of being on task, on point, and on time.
This document presents an effective career orientation program called "What's My Job?" for middle school students. The program involves having guest professionals from various careers participate in a panel where students ask yes/no questions to determine the guests' occupations. The objectives are to provide meaningful career information to students, motivate them to pursue careers, and specify understandable career paths. The program requires 3-4 guest panels that last about an hour total. Students ask questions of guests, who don't initially say their occupations, to determine their jobs. At the end, guests explain their careers and pathways. When tested, students found it engaging and reported learning a lot.
The document provides tips for developing the attitude of a successful public speaker. It discusses remembering that stage fright is normal, practicing your presentation, establishing rapport with the audience, and dressing appropriately. It also covers planning a presentation by understanding the purpose and audience. Well-structured presentations typically have three sections - an introduction to get the audience's attention, a main body to deliver the content, and a conclusion to summarize key points. Visual aids, stories, repetition and participation are recommended to engage audiences.
This document discusses iconographic learning, which represents concepts through pictures rather than words alone. It argues that images have become the primary medium of information exchange and execution. Effective next-generation learning must adapt by integrating words and images to achieve successful understanding and application. A series of images are then presented as examples of iconographic learning that helped produce the #1 national sales team at a Fortune 100 company.
This document provides tips for pitching like a rock star. It discusses six key work steps to make startups investable, including nailing the positioning, identifying critical assumptions, testing and validating, finding the story, building slides, and pitching on stage. It then covers pitching basics like handshake pitches and pitch decks. Finally, it discusses rock solid delivery on stage through powerful posture, varying tone of voice, slow clear speech, eye contact, hand gestures, and strategic pauses. The overall message is that with practice presenting with confidence and passion like a rock star, founders can successfully pitch their startup to investors.
The document provides tips for giving an effective presentation. It discusses preparing for the presentation by understanding the audience and venue. The main parts of a presentation should stay on schedule and keep the audience engaged with techniques like telling an anecdote or asking questions. Visual aids can enhance the presentation if used properly. The closing involves summarizing key points and taking questions. Body language like making eye contact is also important to connect with the audience.
This document provides tips for developing skills as a successful public speaker. It discusses remembering the subject matter, understanding the audience's needs, and preparing a clear message. It also covers managing stage fright through practice and establishing rapport. The document outlines the typical sections of a presentation: introduction, main body, and conclusion. It provides guidance on crafting each section, using examples, visual aids, and engaging the audience. The goal is to inform the audience and encourage appropriate action.
This document provides guidance on exhibition training for trade stands. It outlines the exhibition process including preparation, meeting and greeting visitors, fact finding, matching visitors to products or services, and closing deals. It emphasizes rehearsing pitch delivery, handling objections, and following up after the show. The training covers the full exhibition process from pre-show preparation through daily show duties and follow up calls after the event.
This document provides guidance on validating business assumptions and ideas with customers. It emphasizes that the most important thing is creating value for customers and making something people want to buy. To do this, one must test assumptions, be prepared to be wrong, and consider the customer's perspective through methods like ethnography, interviews, and surveys. Ethnography involves observing customers in natural settings without interfering to interpret their behaviors and needs. Interviews require listening more than talking and asking open questions. Validating assumptions with customers is key to avoiding expensive failures and better understanding what problems customers need solved.
Interviewing is one of the most nerve wracking elements of the job search. With so many X factors in play, job seekers can become overwhelmed, unable to perform at their best.
As you begin your 2017 job search, look to mastering your job interview skills so you can get the job you deserve. In this presentation, you will learn:
1. How to become more self aware in your job search so you can share the right stories, goals, and strengths in the interview.
2. Why your understanding of the role you are applying for is key to a successful interview.
3. What key things to look out for before, during, and after the interview that will make your process smoother.
4. And much more!
This document provides guidance on developing an effective elevator pitch in 4 phases: 1) Make it memorable and establish a common connection with the audience, 2) Show how you are relevant to the audience, 3) Communicate your skills concisely, and 4) Engage the audience through questions and active listening. It emphasizes the importance of tailoring the pitch based on research of the audience, finding a shared interest to connect on, and highlighting how your skills can benefit the other person. Regular practice is recommended to feel comfortable delivering the pitch, including practicing explaining your work to younger audiences to distill it down to essential elements. The goal is to leave a memorable impression of your value in a short interaction.
Using Discovery to Maximise Deal MomentumPaul Fifield
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- Build and maintain MOMENTUM in your deals
- Allow you to create DEEPLY PERSONALISED engagement with your prospects
- Deeply understand your prospects PAIN and VALUE IMPACT of taking that PAIN away
- Enable you to create more compelling PRESENTATIONS, DEMOS and VALUE PROPOSITIONS for your prospects
- Understand the BUYING PROCESS in more detail to ensure you engage with the right PEOPLE within your prospects
- Build and maintain MOMENTUM in your deals
- Allow you to create DEEPLY PERSONALISED engagement with your prospects
- Deeply understand your prospects PAIN and VALUE IMPACT of taking that PAIN away
- Enable you to create more compelling PRESENTATIONS, DEMOS and VALUE PROPOSITIONS for your prospects
- Understand the BUYING PROCESS in more detail to ensure you engage with the right PEOPLE within your prospects
This document discusses iconographic learning, which represents concepts through pictures rather than words. It argues that images have become the primary medium of information exchange. Several slides provide examples of images and short phrases that were used in sales training to produce the top national sales team at a Fortune 100 company. The slides cover topics like analyzing buyer behaviors, understanding how buyers think, strategies for presentations and building trust with buyers, and persuading buyers to form successful relationships.
A look at the myths and principles of being a "salesman/woman" in the Hospitality Industry.
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The document outlines a sales process from initial interaction through success measurement. It includes steps such as building trust with the first interaction, champion conversations, qualifying the opportunity by assessing budget and priority, developing an evaluation plan, and closing or continuing the sales process. Each step of the process is then described in more detail with guidance on tasks, questions to ask prospects, and how to move the interaction forward.
The document is about the 2013 Gala VIII event hosted by the Norcross High School Foundation For Excellence. The annual gala is a party, recognition event, and fundraiser that raises money through ticket and brick sales. In 2012, over 450 tickets were distributed and $86,000 was raised from over 200 brick purchases to support teacher grants, scholarships, student programs, and capital improvements at Norcross High School. The event is organized by volunteers.
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The document discusses iconographic learning, which represents concepts through pictures rather than words. It argues that images have become the primary medium of information exchange and that using words and images together achieves successful integration and execution. It provides examples of images and phrases used in iconographic learning that helped produce the #1 national sales team. The images depict strategies for understanding buyers, building trust, and creating successful relationships through observation, listening, product knowledge, and inspiration. They emphasize the importance of being on task, on point, and on time.
This document presents an effective career orientation program called "What's My Job?" for middle school students. The program involves having guest professionals from various careers participate in a panel where students ask yes/no questions to determine the guests' occupations. The objectives are to provide meaningful career information to students, motivate them to pursue careers, and specify understandable career paths. The program requires 3-4 guest panels that last about an hour total. Students ask questions of guests, who don't initially say their occupations, to determine their jobs. At the end, guests explain their careers and pathways. When tested, students found it engaging and reported learning a lot.
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This document discusses iconographic learning, which represents concepts through pictures rather than words alone. It argues that images have become the primary medium of information exchange and execution. Effective next-generation learning must adapt by integrating words and images to achieve successful understanding and application. A series of images are then presented as examples of iconographic learning that helped produce the #1 national sales team at a Fortune 100 company.
This document provides tips for pitching like a rock star. It discusses six key work steps to make startups investable, including nailing the positioning, identifying critical assumptions, testing and validating, finding the story, building slides, and pitching on stage. It then covers pitching basics like handshake pitches and pitch decks. Finally, it discusses rock solid delivery on stage through powerful posture, varying tone of voice, slow clear speech, eye contact, hand gestures, and strategic pauses. The overall message is that with practice presenting with confidence and passion like a rock star, founders can successfully pitch their startup to investors.
The document provides tips for giving an effective presentation. It discusses preparing for the presentation by understanding the audience and venue. The main parts of a presentation should stay on schedule and keep the audience engaged with techniques like telling an anecdote or asking questions. Visual aids can enhance the presentation if used properly. The closing involves summarizing key points and taking questions. Body language like making eye contact is also important to connect with the audience.
This document provides tips for developing skills as a successful public speaker. It discusses remembering the subject matter, understanding the audience's needs, and preparing a clear message. It also covers managing stage fright through practice and establishing rapport. The document outlines the typical sections of a presentation: introduction, main body, and conclusion. It provides guidance on crafting each section, using examples, visual aids, and engaging the audience. The goal is to inform the audience and encourage appropriate action.
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This document provides guidance on validating business assumptions and ideas with customers. It emphasizes that the most important thing is creating value for customers and making something people want to buy. To do this, one must test assumptions, be prepared to be wrong, and consider the customer's perspective through methods like ethnography, interviews, and surveys. Ethnography involves observing customers in natural settings without interfering to interpret their behaviors and needs. Interviews require listening more than talking and asking open questions. Validating assumptions with customers is key to avoiding expensive failures and better understanding what problems customers need solved.
Interviewing is one of the most nerve wracking elements of the job search. With so many X factors in play, job seekers can become overwhelmed, unable to perform at their best.
As you begin your 2017 job search, look to mastering your job interview skills so you can get the job you deserve. In this presentation, you will learn:
1. How to become more self aware in your job search so you can share the right stories, goals, and strengths in the interview.
2. Why your understanding of the role you are applying for is key to a successful interview.
3. What key things to look out for before, during, and after the interview that will make your process smoother.
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This document provides guidance on developing an effective elevator pitch in 4 phases: 1) Make it memorable and establish a common connection with the audience, 2) Show how you are relevant to the audience, 3) Communicate your skills concisely, and 4) Engage the audience through questions and active listening. It emphasizes the importance of tailoring the pitch based on research of the audience, finding a shared interest to connect on, and highlighting how your skills can benefit the other person. Regular practice is recommended to feel comfortable delivering the pitch, including practicing explaining your work to younger audiences to distill it down to essential elements. The goal is to leave a memorable impression of your value in a short interaction.
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- Allow you to create DEEPLY PERSONALISED engagement with your prospects
- Deeply understand your prospects PAIN and VALUE IMPACT of taking that PAIN away
- Enable you to create more compelling PRESENTATIONS, DEMOS and VALUE PROPOSITIONS for your prospects
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