How Could Mastering Public Speaking Help Your Career?
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Mastering public speaking is a skill that is often overlooked when it comes to career management.
The most successful business people and the top entrepreneurs in the world are in the positions they are in because they are great communicators.
No company president can hold the top spot without knowing how to talk to and relate to people.
The bully manager – ever had one?
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I woke up today to the headlines that the UK’s Prime Minister has allegedly been bullying staff at 10 Downing Street.
At this moment there is no evidence that this actually happened – but a few people are saying it does happen.
Whether it does or not, being managed by a bully Manager is an unpleasant situation to be in.
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In my corporate career which spanned over 30 years, I have been managed by one bully manager.
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How to be Convincing at The Interview
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You’ve sent in your resume and now you have to overcome the final hurdle before being offered the job – the Interview.
This is the time you really need to shine.
Let’s quickly recap how interviews work…
Most interviews follow a similar pattern:
- Welcome. Handshake and smile.
- Small talk. Being asked about your journey, how easy it was to find us, like a drink?
- Being introduced to the interviewers
- Being given a brief description of the company and/or job you are applying for
- Questions about your experience
When mastering public speaking this question often arises:
“When do I allow questions?”
Different public speakers allow questions at different parts of the presentation; but although there is no right or wrong way, the majority of speakers take questions only at the end. When mastering public speaking, you’ll want to decide the best time.
If we allow questions to be asked of us as and when they arise, it certainly aids informality – and this may be desirable if we are unsure of the level of knowledge of our audience.
Hi, Andrew Rondeau here. I have over 25 years of hands-on management experience within a diverse range of different industries including retail, manufacturing, finance and IT. I’ve managed teams of up to 1000 individuals, managing numerous $multi-million projects, mergers, acquisitions and company sales. This blog is about sharing my experiences and advice on how to be a great Manager.
