Presentation Skills For Managers, Second Edition
Presentation Skills For Managers, Second Edition
Garbis, Kerri
McGraw-Hill Education
09/2016
160
Mole
Inglês
9781259643965
15 a 20 dias
225
1. Rehearsal Process
The Talk Through
The Walk Through
Dress Rehearsal
The Rehearsal Process and You
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 1
2. The Essentials
The Feet, the Hands, and the Face
Making eye contact work for you
Empowering your voice
Avoiding filler words
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 2
3. Fear and confidence
Why am I Nervous?
Harnessing Your Nerves
How to Fell More Calm and Appear More Confident
Know Your Symptoms
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 3
4. Audience Analysis
Audience Demographics
Audience Mindset
Expectations
Audience Analysis is Essential to Creating Your Presentation
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 4
5. Acting techniques that help you create content
Identifying Your Presentation Objectives
Using Presentation Strategies
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 5
6. The Blueprint for every Presentation
Introduction
Organizing Your Presentation Body
Conclusion
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 6
7. Storytelling for audience engagement
How to Tell a Story
Incorporating Stories into Presentations
Storytelling is Fluid
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 7
8. Performance techniques
Make It All about You
Control Your Visuals
Get Away From the Furniture
Don't Match the Backdrop
Reading Your Audience
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 8
9. Stage Movement
Being Seen
Confident First Impressions and Final Moments
Using Your Stage
Seated Presentations
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 9
10. Actors' secrets for sharing the stage
Preparing to Co-Present
Group Presentation Rehearsal
Co-Presenting with someone who wants to "Wing It"
Presenting on a Panel
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 10
11. Q&A management
Planning for Audience Questions
Elements of a Good Answer
How to Not Answer a Question
Rehearsing Q&A
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 11
12. What If...?
What If... You Need to Acknowledge an Issue to the Crowd?
What If... You're Presenting Someone Else's Content?
What If... You Don't Care about or Aren't Connected to the Content?
What If... You Have to Deliver the Same Information Over and Over Again?
What If... You Get Shorted on Time?
What If... You're Given Extra Time?
What If... You Skip a Major Point?
What If... You Forget a Prop?
What If... You Totally Lose Your Audience?
What If... You Have a Heckler or a Hijacker?
What If... You Discover an Error in Your Visuals?
What If... You Need to Cancel?
What If... You Get surprising Feedback?
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 12
Conclusion
Index
1. Rehearsal Process
The Talk Through
The Walk Through
Dress Rehearsal
The Rehearsal Process and You
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 1
2. The Essentials
The Feet, the Hands, and the Face
Making eye contact work for you
Empowering your voice
Avoiding filler words
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 2
3. Fear and confidence
Why am I Nervous?
Harnessing Your Nerves
How to Fell More Calm and Appear More Confident
Know Your Symptoms
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 3
4. Audience Analysis
Audience Demographics
Audience Mindset
Expectations
Audience Analysis is Essential to Creating Your Presentation
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 4
5. Acting techniques that help you create content
Identifying Your Presentation Objectives
Using Presentation Strategies
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 5
6. The Blueprint for every Presentation
Introduction
Organizing Your Presentation Body
Conclusion
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 6
7. Storytelling for audience engagement
How to Tell a Story
Incorporating Stories into Presentations
Storytelling is Fluid
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 7
8. Performance techniques
Make It All about You
Control Your Visuals
Get Away From the Furniture
Don't Match the Backdrop
Reading Your Audience
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 8
9. Stage Movement
Being Seen
Confident First Impressions and Final Moments
Using Your Stage
Seated Presentations
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 9
10. Actors' secrets for sharing the stage
Preparing to Co-Present
Group Presentation Rehearsal
Co-Presenting with someone who wants to "Wing It"
Presenting on a Panel
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 10
11. Q&A management
Planning for Audience Questions
Elements of a Good Answer
How to Not Answer a Question
Rehearsing Q&A
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 11
12. What If...?
What If... You Need to Acknowledge an Issue to the Crowd?
What If... You're Presenting Someone Else's Content?
What If... You Don't Care about or Aren't Connected to the Content?
What If... You Have to Deliver the Same Information Over and Over Again?
What If... You Get Shorted on Time?
What If... You're Given Extra Time?
What If... You Skip a Major Point?
What If... You Forget a Prop?
What If... You Totally Lose Your Audience?
What If... You Have a Heckler or a Hijacker?
What If... You Discover an Error in Your Visuals?
What If... You Need to Cancel?
What If... You Get surprising Feedback?
Manager's Checklist for Chapter 12
Conclusion
Index