One of our Miller Heiman colleagues, Rolene Liebenberg gave me a good tip the other day on how to respond to an impromptu question. You know those times when you’re put on the spot. Use the mnemonic (memory aid): MBE M – make your point. B- Because – detail the reasons. E- Example – further […]
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Ten Tips on Report Writing
By Bill on November 5, 2008 in Executive Coaching and Mentoring, General, meetings, Presentation Skills, Training
Report writing is something most of us have to do in our work lives or as members of associations we belong to. Here are ten tips for you. 1. Follow a Structure There are many articles and publications on how to structure a formal report. At the least include; Introduction Body Conclusions Recommendations 2. State […]
Presentation Skills – Using Powerpoint
How many times have you been bored witless by a powerpoint presentation? Too many words, too much information, annoying effects, the presenter reads his or her slides. Powerpoint isn’t intrinsically evil, but too many people use it as a crutch. Here are some links on the use of powerpoint that will help you improve you […]
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