How to prepare for a presentation when you do not know where to start
The audience is the hero. Not you.
Management is largely a communication job, across the whole organization rather than up and down one reporting line. Being a competent presenter is core to the work, not a soft skill bolted onto it.
Most bad presentations are not delivery problems. They are structure problems, decided before anyone opened the slide software.
This sheet gets filled in first. The slides are the last step.
What you get
- A line for the one point they should remember
- SUCCESs as six checks on that point, where the empty boxes are the work
- The three-part audience journey, with room to draft each part
- A short at-your-desk checklist for the day of
Where should we send it?
One email with the worksheet. You can unsubscribe from anything else in one click.
On its way
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Adapted from the Management chapter of The Mindful Product Company by Sam McAfee.