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Management article
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Reference no. C9912E
Authors: Tom Krattenmaker (Harvard Business School)
Published by: Harvard Business Publishing
Published in: "Harvard Management Communication Letter", 1999
Length: 3 pages
Topics: Management communication; Personal strategy & style; Presentations
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What can managers learn from actors? Plenty. Several companies offer theatre-based training for executives who want to improve their presentation skills. First lesson: ditch the Power Point slides and learn how to really connect with your audience by showing real, honest emotion. Includes a sidebar entitled "Use stories to connect with your listeners."
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What can managers learn from actors? Plenty. Several companies offer theatre-based training for executives who want to improve their presentation skills. First lesson: ditch the Power Point slides and learn how to really connect with your audience by showing real, honest emotion. Includes a sidebar entitled "Use stories to connect with your listeners."

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