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Using storytelling to improve technical presentations

Using storytelling to improve technical presentations

Let’s discuss the importance of incorporating storytelling in technical presentations. Many might think that storytelling has no place in technical presentations, but let me tell you that it can make all the difference, especially when presenting to a non-technical audience. The story you choose to tell must be relevant to the data that you are presenting, and this is what…

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Sunshine or Mud? Tips on Tailoring a Technical Presentation to the Audience

Sunshine or Mud? Tips on Tailoring a Technical Presentation to the Audience

Picture this. You’re an engineer who is presenting your research to senior level executives. You painstakingly develop your slides, making sure to explain your work in exacting detail. In fact, the title of your presentation, in your opinion, is the perfect summary of your current research. “CSF1R Agonists Elicit Distinct ERK Activation and Heterogeneity Profiles in Homeostatic and Diseased Microglia…

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Using Podcast Guesting to Improve your Public Speaking Skills

Using Podcast Guesting to Improve your Public Speaking Skills

Want a low pressure way to improve your public speaking skills? Appear as a guest on podcasts. There are over 400,000 active podcasts, so you can definitely find some that would love to have you as a guest. As a podcast guest, your speaking skills will improve because you’ll get practice answering questions extemporaneously. You can also build relationships with…

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Start with the end in mind when preparing for a technical presentation

Start with the end in mind when preparing for a technical presentation

Picture this. You’re an engineer who is presenting at an upcoming technical conference. Presenting in front of people has never really been your strong suit, but you’re determined to do a good job in front of your peers. How do you prepare for the presentation? Start with the end in mind. Ever heard of a call to action (CTA)? It’s…

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