12 Easy Tips To Become a GREAT Virtual-World Listener!

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For most of us,  it's been 18 months of Zoom, Teams or Webex meetings & presentations!   

IF you are Returning To Your Office - even if it's just 1 or 2 days per week, or even just for a few hours to give a presentation * in-person * at your office, and conference centre or a hotel -   rather than over yet another video call (!!) ... then here's a quick checklist we've always used pre-pandemic.  

F2F_Venue Checklist 

Title:  “ Back to Face to Face Conferences & Meetings: Basic Checklist”

 1.     Noise Distractions 

2.     Temperature: Too Hot / Cold?

3.     Distractions 

4.     Acoustics & Sound

5.     Lighting & Visibility

6.     Furniture & Room Set up & Sight lines 

7.     Pre-test Internet & AV Equipment

8.     Back-up & ‘No Tech’ Plan

#impactskills #f2fmeetings #inpersonmeetings #meetingchecklist 

Pace and Pauses are Fundamental to Articulate a clear Presentation or Public Talk 

How To Use Inflection & Intonation To Engage Your Audience

Meetings or Presentations: The Volume of Your Voice Matters

Why Your Stance or Posture when presenting Seated - is so important 

Eye-contact is so important in any communication process.   Giving a  presentation, public talk, speech or a meeting, externally or internally.  It's wonderful way to truly connect with your audience.  

Here are a few points to remember:

1.     Perceived eye-contact is critical.   Look directly at centre of your lens minimum 80% of time

2.     Avoid looking at your screen or keyboard - you will lose 'eye contact' with your audience 

3.     Smile frequently - a sincere smile will help connect with your audience - your eyes give away your true emotions  

4.     Perceived eye-contact is critical.  If looking away for extended time, checking your notes perhaps ?  Explain to your audience what you're doing.