Handling Questions, Blackouts, and Other Public-Speaking Emergencies
Über den Vortrag
Der Vortrag „Handling Questions, Blackouts, and Other Public-Speaking Emergencies“ von Dan O'Connor ist Bestandteil des Kurses „Executive Communication Training (EN)“. Der Vortrag ist dabei in folgende Kapitel unterteilt:
- Handling Questions, Blackouts, Emergencies
- Handle Unexpected Questions
- Tactics to Remember Where You Were
- Tactics to Keep Audience Members Engaged
- Key Messages You Want Others to Remember
Quiz zum Vortrag
A solution-focused question sounds like:
- If I can . . . would you then . . .?
- When you . . . would you feel . . .?
- When you're ready to . . . I'll be ready to . . . .
- It's . . . isn't it?
When asked a question during a presentation, the first thing you should do is:
- repeat the question
- validate the question
- use a pregnant pause
- Use a tag question
Before moving away from a question asked by the audience,
- confirm that you have answered or addressed the question
- get the audience to repeat the question
- ask a tag question
- deliver a benefit statement
Index cards are a great way to . . .
- Help you remember your words when you have a blackout moment.
- Help you practice your closing line in the shower.
- Help convince the audience to say yes.
- Help paint a visual cue for the audience.
To get the audience to engage with you, a great strategy is to use:
- closed-ended questions
- open-ended questions
- spotlight questions
- blacklight questions
The "repeat after me" can be used to help people
- remember the information
- Paint a visual picture
- emotionally connect with your information
- be ready for more questions
Dozent des Vortrages Handling Questions, Blackouts, and Other Public-Speaking Emergencies
Dan O'Connor
Dan O'Connor has been delivering tactical communication programs to businesses, governmental entities and individuals for over 15 years. The results from Dan's online communication training program and YouTube training videos are measurable in the responses of students and subscribers that he has helped create a personal compass for both personal and professional growth. One of the key aspects of his success is the emphasis on practical, day-to-day communication solutions for the stressful situations with which we all live.Dan's books, Say This not That! and Energy Vampire Slaying: 101, are devoted to helping readers find the right words for the right situations, and to giving people an arsenal of techniques and scripts (and attitudes!) for handling even the most challenging communication situations. Dan's goal in training is simple: to deliver immediately usable communication training tactics with authenticity, energy, and clarity, so participants actually have fun while learning. After taking his courses, you will agree: learning does not have to be boring to be effective; in truth, learning that is fun is more effective.
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