The human face has 80 muscles that can create thousands of facial gestures. Involve your face and you will get more attention.
5. Lack of eye contact
Do not turn back to the audience. Look them in the eye.
6. Lack of clarity
Do not overload your audience with too technical details or incomprehensible acronyms. make your message as easy as possible.
7. Lack of humor
You do not have to be a comedian for your presentation to be fun. If you are not good in telling jokes, do not tell them. Rather use a funny picture or video.
8. Lack of direction
Your presentation should have an introduction, a middle part and a conclusion so that the audience can focus on your performance.
9. Lack of energy
You can deliver more energy to your presentation using your voice and the pace of your speech, but also through gestures.
10. Lack of sense for language
If you want your public presentations to really helpe you find new clients or motivate your team, you should invest in the development of your rhetorical skills.
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Article source HR DIRECTOR - British website for HR directors and senior HR managers