Presentation skill is necessary for any
business person. You may imagine you have to go on stage, have a microphone,
show some slides of Power Point or Keynote and make a speech of the future like
Steve Jobs. But I mean it includes any small scale one. For example, the daily
work of sales rep for selling, making a comment at business meeting and job
interview with supervisor are all what is called presentation.
This kind of skill is basically and
strongly related with your performance evaluation and may contribute to your
promotion or good salary and your wealthy life. On the other hand, it is hard
to learn in school. Of course, in some advanced countries like United States,
it is popular to make a debate discussion in particular universities. But, I think
the natural skill is not achieved in school but mostly in your daily life. And
it has to be improved by yourself to be genuine. From my personal experience,
somehow those who are doing poorly in school but have many friends tend to make
an excellent presentation.
While I mention this, I have to admit it
is very difficult to confirm which presentation is objectively and truly
excellent one. In the end, it depends on the personal view of audience. In
addition to telling things, moving audience by hart is required for
professional. Those who have many friends are the living evidence of capturing
friend’s harts so it
may be natural that their performances are popular.
Catch Questions may not be needed for
these guys with the natural presentation skill. It is rather intended to be
used for someone without it. And I would like to support those who are not good
at presentation but dedicated and enthusiastic. These kind of people often have
the particular genius ability but lose the chance of promotion only because of
the lack of presentation skill. I actually have seen friends of mine like this
in my life.
It is true that one’s looks, the introduction before
presentation or the direction of light up or stage decoration are sometimes
counted for good presentation factors. So, I don’t say it is enough if you use Catch Questions. But at least, Catch
Questions would like to support you as far as it can. So, I hope you to use it
as one of your favorite App.
Now, let me show how to use Catch
Questions for the training.
1. Set your situation of your presentation
The Catch word can be the title of the
situation. For example, Job interview, sales work or meeting of some research,
any situation would be fine to connect your questions.
2. Add potential questions to the catch word
In particular situation, there are
frequent and typical and questions. These kinds of questions should be added to
your catch word. If you would like to practice using Power Point or Keynote, I
would recommend you to add a question one slide by one.
Later, you can change the order as you
wish.
3. Now, start your practice
After you make enough questions, start
your practice. It is hard to move someone by hart without genuine words of your
own. Those who talk a lot with friends naturally achieve these words but who
not would be recommended to practice with your questions. In Catch Questions,
your questions can show up randomly and the sudden question sometimes will
discover your true words. So, record them and listen to them carefully. You can
also adjust your question rate so that you can practice with your weak
question. This will enable you to practice efficiently.
4. Use your pictures
You can set one picture by one question.
You can make a screen shot from Internet or take picture from your slide of
Power Point or Keynote. A fearful face of your supervisor or your memorable
handwriting can also be a picture of Catch Questions. The point is to practice
seeing the image, not seeing the sentence. Your own words become vivid in this
way.
5. BBS of Catch Questions
The original bulletin board system is
provided in Catch Questions. Here, you can meet a question of your friend. Your
question may be answered by them. And, you can also download your favorite
question into your iPhone.
CQ for your unique presentation
Presentation Practice with Catch Questions
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