Presentation Pitfalls fall into 3 buckets: planning, design and delivery mistakes

The origins of the most common presentation pitfalls fall into one of three categories:  planning mistakes, design mistakes or delivery mistakes. An error in the planning stage will create trickle down effects and lead to design and delivery mishaps.

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Planning pitfalls

  • Spraying and praying
  • Deaf, dumb and blind
  • Copy-and-paste preparation
  • Do-nothings
  • Key message confusion

Design pitfalls

  • PointPoint® addiction
  • Data junkie
  • Environmental disaster
  • Force Feeding

Delivery pitfalls

  • Assuming boring must be boring
  • Winging it
  • Death grip security
  • Twitch and itch
  • Failure to repeat yourself
  • Answering the question asked
  • Elephant sightings
  • Running Overtime

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