'Every Presentation Ever: Communication FAIL' Shows What to Avoid
Marie — January 22, 2012 — Pop Culture
References: growingleaders & brandflakesforbreakfast
For those of you who have ever had to sit through an unorganized, dull, and generic presentation in class or at work, the 'Every Presentation Ever: Communication FAIL' video will offer you a lot of laughs, and a look at what not to do when public speaking.
Created as a promotional spot for Dr. Tim Elmore's book 'Habitudes for Communicators,' the clip pokes fun at the typical slideshow presentation, complete with awkward and outdated pop culture references, typos, irrelevant quotes and the obligatory technical difficulty halfway through. While this nightmarish situation doesn't occur with all presentations (thank goodness!), Dr. Tim Elmore shows just how bad things can go when a speaker doesn't know how to truly engage their audience.
Whether you're a public speaker yourself, or you tend to be on the audience side of most slideshow presentations, 'Every Presentation Ever: Communication FAIL' is just what you need to get you through the work week.
Created as a promotional spot for Dr. Tim Elmore's book 'Habitudes for Communicators,' the clip pokes fun at the typical slideshow presentation, complete with awkward and outdated pop culture references, typos, irrelevant quotes and the obligatory technical difficulty halfway through. While this nightmarish situation doesn't occur with all presentations (thank goodness!), Dr. Tim Elmore shows just how bad things can go when a speaker doesn't know how to truly engage their audience.
Whether you're a public speaker yourself, or you tend to be on the audience side of most slideshow presentations, 'Every Presentation Ever: Communication FAIL' is just what you need to get you through the work week.
Trend Themes
1. Interactive Presentations - With the right tools and engaging strategies, presentations can become interactive, leading to better audience engagement and retention.
2. Virtual Presentations - With companies moving towards a remote work setup, virtual presentations can provide a new platform for businesses to connect with their employees or customers.
3. Storytelling Presentations - Using stories to create engaging and memorable presentations can leave a strong impact on the audience and improve information retention.
Industry Implications
1. Education - Educational institutions can use interactive and storytelling-style presentations to improve learning outcomes and increase student engagement.
2. Corporate Training - Virtual presentations can be used in corporate training programs to provide employees with interactive and engaging training sessions, even from remote locations.
3. Sales and Marketing - Storytelling presentations can be a useful sales and marketing tool to create an emotional connection with potential customers and improve brand perception.
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