Very high on my list of Workplace Presenter ‘Worst Practices’ is using the simple, seemingly innocent little 3 x 5 note cards for speaker notes. They’re way too small to be of much value.
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Unlike most presenters, Phil has the skill to help me remember important information. It’s clear Phil wants everyone in the audience to retain a few vital lessons via an entertaining dialogue.
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