I am trying to find out when might you use an informative speech in the business world?
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when a company reports its earnings and revenue for the quarter, the ceo or cfo would give an informative speech to tell what those earnings and revenue are for the quarter
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yes. i am currently providing consultancy to a women who is owning and running a botique (cloth shop) for last 10 months. the business in getting mature with smart returns. \n\nwhich topic or issue you want to brainstorm, please?\nwaiting for your words.\nAbMahar
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http://www.actingforbusiness.com/publicspeaking/generalpublic/publicworkshops/writeaspeechin15minutes.htm\nthat's all I can think of
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***PUBLIC SPEAKING***
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"Well, there you have it. Any questions?" And then if you see them daily or a couple of times a week, you can say, "See you tomorrow" or "See you Wednesday." If it's just a one time lecture at a conference or meeting, you can say, "Thanks for giving me this opportunity." And then look over at the person who's the emcee or who gets the mic next. If there isn't such a person. Walk away from the mic and start getting all your stuff together. At that point, you might have some people come up with questions that they didn't want to ask in public.
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I assume you mean while on offical business and your talking about state or local government.\n\nconferences, training, supporting the promotion of tourism and business.
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Talk about your achievements, your strengths, and what you can bring to the company. Good luck!
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I've never heard of an invitational speech.  Do you mean informational speech?  If so, check out these links:\n\nhttp://www.hcc.hawaii.edu/~grace/syllabus/151tel/informat.htm\n\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/?qid=1006040112198\n\nhttp://www.fm.cnyric.org/wellwood/memorials/speech.htm\n\nGood Luck!
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Business speak is sooo amusing.  Like they really think people are up at night worrying over the company.  Well, anyway, these are good answers: they show that you are concerned to be of value to the company.  You're there 2 months, he's there 2 days, and he wants to know things about the company that keeps you up at night?  Besides him?  Oy....
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Theres not really a right or wrong to what you use in ur oral presentation. But its generally about how you 'present' it... well thats the whole point isnt it? \n\n1. Engage the audience!! Try not to read off your notes! \n\nDid i hear "EYE CONTACT"??? <-- very important =P\n\n2. Prepare some visuals eg: Powerpoint presentation, pictures of what you are talking about... etc\nit adds abit of variation into a presentation. \n\n3. Change the tone of your voice! Most people forget how important that is! It can break or make an oral presentation. When the tone of ur presentation changes... change your tone of voice to suit it!\n\n4. Present your issue as if you mean it; as if it means something to you. If you talk as if you're interested, the audience will be interested too.\n\n5. If you are presenting a view about something, it is very important to add in a few rebuttals. This shows the audience that you are not just blindly argueing your way though something and that you did enough research to understand and know about the oppositions points. If you successfully rebutt to the opposition's points it shows that your views are more valid. \n\n6. Take a deep breath before you start; tell yourself that you are in no hurry. We tend to speak fast when we are nervous. Just remind yourself. \n\n7. Adding on to the no rushing part...Remember to pause!! just a short one - especially after you give a piece of important or significant information, or if you just made an important point. Pauses give the audience the time to digest what they've heard. Not only is it very effective, it also gives you chance to catch your breath! \n\n6. It may seem pedantic of me... but i know this annoys/distracts many people. What ever you do.. DON'T SHUFFLE YOUR FEET!!! You can move of course. When you have a strong point to make, do walk closer to the audience and back off a little after. That's good. But make ur movement definite, don't move as if you don't know what to do with your feet. E.g shuffle!!! \nIt is so distracting and whatever level of nervousness you are feeling at that moment, shuffling highlights it immensely. It gives the impression that you don't know what you're doing up there, and takes away the attention from your actual presentation. You don't want that!\n\nSo in short...be confident (no matter how much hands are shaking)...believe in what you are saying... stay calm... and did i meantion ... practise infront of as many people as you can! \n\nCan't really help you write an oral presentation (thats up to you!) but i hope these general tips on presentation helps!\n\nGood luck! =)
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What do you mean you want information?
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do you tell people business,and how is your hygene.
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depending, its always nice when you can give someone somthing on paper. Its a good reference when you need to pass information around in the real world. Theres also the media approach and that would require video and visual display to show. I would recommend using a projector for this so everyone can see what your showing, plus it just looks super professional. I did this one contract for a business application in manitoba, canada and with all the efforts we put into our presentation we ended up a 15 thousand dollar contract. That payed off my exspences no problem. If your confedent that you will get a return on your investment, dont be scared to spend a few dollars to get spice up your first impressions.
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what kind of information do you want
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Just say what you need to know...
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Can you be a little more specific about what you're wanting to know?
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theres a good site with all the business planning tools on for free.\nwww.businessballs.com\n\nIts really good and it has little funny quotes and ice breaker ideas. If you can make people feel relaxed then they are more likely to feel OK to speak up.