Review: One of the better books on the subject
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 2, 2013
If you have not gained much in the way of experience in presentation of speeches, briefings or sales pitches then this is the book for you. Even if you have experienced public speaking it is worthwhile having a read to either brush up on your skills or even identify some new ones or approaches.When delivering a speech or presentation, it is the often the first opportunity you have to make an impression on a largely unknown audience; however it can be a considerably daunting role to perform effectively. Making a speech at a family gather or wedding is one thing, to perform public speaking and presentations are on another level. If you throw in to the mix that you need to offer visual aids to enhance your presentation and again you are not an expert in this field  this is where you can get a great deal of benefit to become more confident and competent.I will not say you will become a leading presentation guru overnight by reading this "self-teaching" book but your skills should develop with each subsequent presentation should see marked progress. In the business environment, such skill sets could mean the difference between sitting in the middle of the pack or elevation in to the upper reaches of an organization. Management requires confident and a certain image and ability to project what the business requires. If you are able to deliver effective presentations you are going to be noticed, make a good impression and hopefully reap the rewards for all your efforts.I have read a few of these types of books in the past and I would place this one above the vast majority, so if you need help then I would say you could do far worse than to make this one of your tools.