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Tips communication skills presentation

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Thales Training & Consultancy
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This document provides tips for improving written and verbal communication skills. It suggests keeping meetings on schedule and focused on the agenda. When negotiating, prioritize maintaining good relationships between parties. Presentations should use pictures over words and keep bullet points concise. Public speaking nerves can be managed through techniques like drinking water or laughing. Long presentations benefit from including a question and answer session halfway through. Proper formatting and simpler sentences aid readability and comprehension.

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Top Tips: Improve your Written and Verbal Communication Skills
Meetings losing impact? A recent survey shows that 30% of meetings ran over time & 45% did not stick to the agenda.
Key principle for negotiation: a commercially wise agreement should not damage the relationship between the parties.
Use pictures rather than words to make your presentations more powerful – keep your bullet points as short as possible.
Nervous about presentations? Control nerves with easy tips like sipping water or laughing to ease tension.
If asked to present for longer than 15-20 minutes, consider a controlled Q&A session halfway through.
Write with impact. Hold the document upside down to check the line spacing, word spacing & general format when editing your writing.
Use 27 words in a sentence and 4% of people will understand on first reading. 8 words in a sentence and 95% will understand.
Ìý Find out more on Bespoke Training on Thales Training and Consultancy

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Tips communication skills presentation

  • 1. Top Tips: Improve your Written and Verbal Communication Skills
  • 2. Meetings losing impact? A recent survey shows that 30% of meetings ran over time & 45% did not stick to the agenda.
  • 3. Key principle for negotiation: a commercially wise agreement should not damage the relationship between the parties.
  • 4. Use pictures rather than words to make your presentations more powerful – keep your bullet points as short as possible.
  • 5. Nervous about presentations? Control nerves with easy tips like sipping water or laughing to ease tension.
  • 6. If asked to present for longer than 15-20 minutes, consider a controlled Q&A session halfway through.
  • 7. Write with impact. Hold the document upside down to check the line spacing, word spacing & general format when editing your writing.
  • 8. Use 27 words in a sentence and 4% of people will understand on first reading. 8 words in a sentence and 95% will understand.
  • 9. Ìý Find out more on Bespoke Training on Thales Training and Consultancy