There is always evidence of a poor public speaker. Sometimes it is so obvious the speaker is practically booed off the stage. But sometimes it is more subtle. They get the job done, but not very well. Since you are reading this article, I think it is a safe assumption […]
The most important skill a public speaker can develop and nurture is making a connection with the audience. In fact, Featured Speaker Jeffrey Gitterman says it is one of the critical skills. “If you want to be a great speaker, you want to create a connection between you and the audience that is at a much deeper level than you can get with PowerPoints and video and cool little gimmicks.”
