Currently, we are running our digi-physical course in Presentation Skills. Today, at the midpoint of the 28-day program, we held a digital Q&A session where participants received answers and feedback on the challenges they faced during the program. Since the participants are spread across the globe we held two sessions, one the morning and one in the afternoon. In two weeks, the program will conclude with a coaching session. Before that, the groups will meet in a workshop to practice their presentations.
Philips sells light, not lamps. SKF sells rotation, not ball bearings. Rolls-Royce sells power per hour, not aircraft engines. It is becoming increasingly common, and there are good reasons, for…
During today’s course for PhD students in popular science presentations at Chalmers University of Technology, the coffee cups were given a starring role.
Mirror means mentioning what you think you see, without judging, to show that you want to try to understand. This is a simple way to start a conversation. In safe…