Project Manager at U: Speaking Skills - Going from one point to another
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by George Lewis
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Project Manager at University: Speaking Skills - Going from one point to another
Whether writing or speaking to an audience you can use the following useful phrases in a presentation to go from one point to another.
Going from one point to another
• Secondly, thirdly…
• Next…
• The next point I would like to consider is…
• I’d like to move on to…
Feel free to comment or add your phrase.
All comments are modified from Alida Bedford www.Port.AC.UC/ASK, 2015 to reflect project manager point of view. This post is not intended to add anything new but to share great insights obtained from University Background that might be helpful to other Project Managers.
Posted on: August 16, 2016 02:48 PM |
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George Lewis
Program/Project Manager| DXC Technology Company
Heredia, Costa Rica
When listening to a speech, have you ever:
◾wondered “how does this relate to that?”
◾felt the speaker jumped randomly from one point to the next?
◾gotten totally lost?
If you’ve experienced this, there’s a very good chance that the speaker failed to use appropriate speech transitions.
In this article, we define speech transitions and learn why they are so critical. In addition, we provide dozens of speech transition examples that you can incorporate into your speech.
Feel free to read with me it was taken from: http://sixminutes.dlugan.com/speech-transitions/
George Lewis
Program/Project Manager| DXC Technology Company
Heredia, Costa Rica
It is important to take careful note of each one of these guides, they have been carefully studied and have been modified to reflect Project Managers needs...
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