PowerPoint POWER

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Keep YourEyes on Me
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Pacing Tips

• Limit yourself to 2 minutes per slide.
• Large groups
• Fast-paced with many slides
• Small group
• Slow-paced with fewer slides

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Making a First Impression
So a funny thing happened on the way to the forum.

• Practice.
• Dress appropriately.
• Consider opening with a joke, startling
  fact/stat, or interesting anecdote.
• Display confidence
• Step boldly to the podium.
• Drink a warm beverage avoid ice water.

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Introduction

• My presentation consists of the following three
  parts
• Hybridization
• Genetic Modification
• Biological Nanotechnology

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A New Approach to Creating Fruit Species

• This presentation explains how our team plans to
  create fruit species with biological
  nanotechnology.
• Well compare our approach to hybridization and
  genetic modification.

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A New Technology for Creating Fruit Species

• Our team has a novel approach, which this
  presentation will uncover.
• Well compare our approach to hybridization and
  genetic modification.

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Setting Up Lists

• Give rules before examples.
• Make second level items follow naturally from
  first.
• Avoid going to the third level or keep it
  minimal.
• Keep elements short.

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Graphics

• Keep graphs, charts, and diagrams simple.
• Keep text brief and support graphics.
• Avoid cheesy clip art.

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Graphics Text

• Will your presentation be projected?
• Will the audience be close enough to make out
  text and graphics?
• Can you use a laser or pointer?
• Are your slides or graphics overloaded?

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QA Tips

• Anticipate likely questions.
• Keep answers concise.
• Thank the person who asked the question.
• Prepare for blank stares with your own emergency
  questions.

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Delivery Tips

• Speak loudly and clearly.
• Make eye contact with different people.
• Control body language.
• Tease audience with big finish.

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Dealing with Fear

• Remember that even professionals have stage
  fright.
• Remember that fear can motivate you to do an
  awesome job.
• Breathe!
• Treat it like a conversation.

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Now its your turn to perform an EXTREME MAKEOVER!
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SLIDE 1

• A good business requires a good work staff.
  Thats why we intend to train our staff very
  carefully in a 6-week training course before they
  are allowed to work with customers.
• This 6-week training course will focus on
  providing top quality service and responding to
  customer complaints.
• For example, a customer receives the wrong order.
• For example, the food does not satisfy the
  customer.
• Steak undercooked too much salt too spicy.
• This 6-week training course will focus on
  providing top quality service and ensuring that
  customers leave the restaurant with a smile on
  their face.
• For example, server and host tell customer to
  have a good night and please come back.
• Have a nice night, and we hope to see you again
  soon!

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Slide 2

• The location we have have chosen for our
  restaurant is a good location.
• Lots of TRAFFIC
• Located near the campus with out much distance
  it is within WALKING DISTANCE.
• Land is available for a low, inexpensive and very
  reasonable PRICE.

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SLIDE 3
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SLIDE 4

• Were a committed team that is dedicated to
  providing top-quality service. We intend to be
  the best restaurant in ST CLOUD, Minnesota!!!!