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ICE West Midlands GSNet evening meeting March 2020, tips for delivering the Presentation at a Professional Review

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The Presentation Eur Ing Ian Jenkinson BSc MBA CEng FICE FIMechE CMgr MCIM ICE Reviewer 30 years ERP Assessor 5 years
Professional Review is not about winning ... ... but avoiding a crash
Not an adult to child interrogation instead a conversation between 3 professionals
Guidance key points are:- Your Professional Review interview will begin with a 15-minute presentation to your reviewers based on a topic, or topics, covered in your Professional Review report. You should provide an in-depth description of what you have done, that expands on your report and highlights your involvement. You are encouraged to use visual aids to illustrate your presentation, but they should be no larger than A3. You are permitted to use a laptop computer, but external power supplies will not be provided.
Which is more effective ?
Tell us what you did NOT how amazing the project is
How will others interpret your words?
Dont hide behind confidentiality or...
We want to find out what you did AND what you understand So explain, show, sketch ... dont make us guess
But ... there is NO formulae
Your opportunity to set the agenda
But, we have our own requirements ...
際際滷Share ianjenkinson Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the guidance given throughout this presentation is correct, the views expressed and the material provided are based on my personal experience and is offered in good faith but without prejudice. The opinions are neither intended to be taken as specific advice on a particular issue, nor to represent definitive Institution policy. No person should act, or refrain from acting in any particular matter without taking appropriate advice before doing so. I expressly disclaim liability in respect of anything done, or not done, in reliance in whole or in part on any information in this presentation. Remember it is your Professional Review so its your judgement that is being assessed not the contents of this presentation.

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ICE Review tips for the Presentation

  • 1. The Presentation Eur Ing Ian Jenkinson BSc MBA CEng FICE FIMechE CMgr MCIM ICE Reviewer 30 years ERP Assessor 5 years
  • 2. Professional Review is not about winning ... ... but avoiding a crash
  • 3. Not an adult to child interrogation instead a conversation between 3 professionals
  • 4. Guidance key points are:- Your Professional Review interview will begin with a 15-minute presentation to your reviewers based on a topic, or topics, covered in your Professional Review report. You should provide an in-depth description of what you have done, that expands on your report and highlights your involvement. You are encouraged to use visual aids to illustrate your presentation, but they should be no larger than A3. You are permitted to use a laptop computer, but external power supplies will not be provided.
  • 5. Which is more effective ?
  • 6. Tell us what you did NOT how amazing the project is
  • 7. How will others interpret your words?
  • 8. Dont hide behind confidentiality or...
  • 9. We want to find out what you did AND what you understand So explain, show, sketch ... dont make us guess
  • 10. But ... there is NO formulae
  • 11. Your opportunity to set the agenda
  • 12. But, we have our own requirements ...
  • 13. 際際滷Share ianjenkinson Whilst every effort has been made to ensure that the guidance given throughout this presentation is correct, the views expressed and the material provided are based on my personal experience and is offered in good faith but without prejudice. The opinions are neither intended to be taken as specific advice on a particular issue, nor to represent definitive Institution policy. No person should act, or refrain from acting in any particular matter without taking appropriate advice before doing so. I expressly disclaim liability in respect of anything done, or not done, in reliance in whole or in part on any information in this presentation. Remember it is your Professional Review so its your judgement that is being assessed not the contents of this presentation.