Remember: it's not about you. A major theme of my post, How To Give a Presentation: It's Not About You, is remembering that, well, it's not about you.

Have you ever tried to give an engaging presentation on a boring topic? No, it’s not impossible. In fact, it’s easy to do with a small shift in your perspective. This article will show you how ...

Make it simple and anonymous. Feedback is invaluable to perfecting your presentation. But understand that some in your audience will not like everything about your presentation, so prepare for this.

Whether you give a talk at a conference, lead an all-hands meeting or, yes, even talk with an employee or client one-on-one, each encounter is an opportunity to develop your business.

I once had a student give a class presentation where the background of the computer was a photograph of a woman sticking her hand down her pants with the fly mostly open. Don’t do this.

Do you want to stand out when you present? Do you want to make a great impression, make your case, and sway your audience? Sure you do. We interviewed a world-class professional speaker. Here are ...

Giving a presentation in any language can be difficult. But here is how you can speak clearly and confidently—even if you are not fluent.

10. Give The Audience A Chance To Be Heard To Gain Their Trust If they are lukewarm, then you need to gain their trust first. Turn the tables and give them an opportunity to be heard.

Technological advancements are rapidly changing the way presentations look and sound. Newer tools of communication allow teams to reach farther and faster.

Learn how to build impressive AI PowerPoint presentations using your favourite AI model whether it be ChatGPT-4, Claude 3 or Google Gemini ...

According to Anderson, presentations rise or fall on the quality of the idea, the narrative, and the passion of the speaker. It’s about substance—not style.

Alexandra Samuel is a tech speaker and data journalist who creates data-driven reports and workshops for companies around the world. She is the co-author of Remote, Inc.: How to Thrive at Work ...