Unlike most professions, architects are fairly accustomed to standing up in front of a group of people and speaking … but that doesn’t mean they like it (or even worse) – that they are any good at ...

And if you think you're just not the presentation type, think again. "Everybody can improve," said Steve Bennett, a communications trainer for science and technology executives. "Very little of this ...

PowerPoint presentations pop up everywhere, from class projects to group meetings. But let's be honest: we've all zoned out during a dull slideshow. So, if you're gearing up to create a presentation, ...

This article is part of the series Presentation Skills: The Secret Weapon of Career Success. The simple truth is that a fear of presenting or public speaking can truly stunt your career. Partner in ...

The Office of Faculty Development will host a session titled “Online Presentation Skills for Faculty” today (April 21) from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. via Zoom. Sarah de Swart, director of the Office of ...

If you're in tech, you may hope to avoid the anxiety that accompanies speaking in public for work. However, tech and business positions alike occasionally require giving presentations. In situations ...

Beyond financial expertise, the one skillset that probably most separates CFOs who advance in their careers from those who don’t are presentation skills. Indeed, the ability to speak before any ...

Are so-so slides keeping your presentations from standing out? Do you wish you could sprinkle some TED Talk-level tricks into your next speaking gig at the department meeting? Check out these tips ...

We’ve all sat through those dreaded presentations — the speaker awkwardly reading slide after slide, lulling the audience into a zombie-like trance where they stare aimlessly into space. And on some ...

Wall Street Journal columnist Peggy Noonan, a former speechwriter for President Ronald Reagan, a fellow at Harvard University’s Institute of Politics, and a lecturer at Yale University and New York ...

Litigation moved online in a big way in 2020, demanding that attorneys learn new advocacy skills and shed tried-and-true courtroom habits that do not work well in virtual courtrooms, remote ...