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Looking the part
- So, the first thing to think about when you do a presentation is your appearance. What should you look like? And the main thing is obviously to be smart, but how smart? And I think similar to the audience, really. Perhaps similar to the audience but a bit smarter than them. So you don't want to be ridiculously smart. If you're going to talk to a load of cool IT people, who are all there in t-shirt, if you turn up in a suit and tie, you're just going to look a bit weird, and they're not going to relate to you, they're not going to like you, they're not going to trust your opinions on things if you're wearing really different clothes. So similar to them, but a little bit smarter. I think there's a big dynamic for men at the moment about whether to wear a tie or not. I went to a posh dinner, an awards dinner, the other week, and half the men were wearing ties, half the men weren't. So it's quite tricky. I wasn't, I prefer not to wear a tie. I don't like the feeling of a tie. And I've…
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Presenting: Introduction16s
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Looking the part3m 5s
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How to plan the room4m 51s
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Give them a sign2m 42s
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Body language2m 47s
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Audience interaction5m 47s
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How to do a talk without notes5m 29s
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Good and bad micro sleeps2m 56s
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Talks longer than 15 minutes5m 46s
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Three insider tips5m 25s
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12 essential PowerPoint tips7m 36s
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Dealing with any problem11m 31s
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Should you give out notes?4m 49s
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Ending perfectly on time2m 53s
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