I’m ceaselessly amazed by the bad presentations I see on any given day. It’s almost like people aren’t trying. Rarely are thoughts expressed with clarity and brevity.
What people must understand is that a bad presentation is more than just a lost opportunity. It’s an act of sabotage. Failure to communicate effectively can cost you support. It generates confusion and generates extra work. Your initial failure to consider the audience and apply critical thinking sabotages the possibility of generate new critical thinking down the road.
Here is a link to a presentation I made recently on how to build a good presentation:
Ian Hanna 