While good presentation is at the centre of any career success, a majority of people give poor presentations. Some of the causes of poor presentations include inadequate preparation.

Getting off to a good start. You can start your presentation with a big gesture, perhaps an open-armed greeting. It may seem uncomfortable at first, but it's a great way to break the ice and it ...

Determine your presentation structure The beginning sets the tone. Get right to the point. Research studies show that the first and last 30 seconds of a presentation have the most impact.

Regarding virtual presentation skills, there are many things to consider, such as appearance, the material, body language, technical aspects, background, and more.

Before you can evaluate presentation skills, you need to understand what makes for a good presentation. You may have an intuitive feel for what works and what doesn't, but if you're going to measure ...

A good presentation is much more than just delivering information; you need your message to land, to create a connection with the listener.

Yes, good listening makes us better leaders and communicators, but it also makes us better human beings. In this column, I share what a gift it was to get to know an older gentleman on a flight.