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0:07you will make numerous on-the-job
0:10presentations that will vary in the
0:12amount of preparation they require the
0:14time they last and by the audience and
0:16occasion for which they're intended
0:18let's take a look at the types of
0:20business presentations here are some
0:24presentations you can expect to make
0:26frequently before different audiences in
0:28the world of work presentations for your
0:33customers or your clients sales appeals
0:36stressing how and why your company's
0:38products or services meet the listeners
0:40needs scenarios about why your company
0:43is better than the competition
0:44demonstrations of your products or
0:46services and tours of a company facility
0:50for your boss like a progress or a
0:53status report on how a project is going
0:55an assessment of your job
0:57accomplishments a justification of a
1:00budget your own position or your
1:02department and division as well as a
1:04summary or of a conference or a meeting
1:06that you attended for your co-workers
1:09like an end of the shift report such as
1:12those made by police officers and nurses
1:14an explanation of new or revised policy
1:17a training session about job safety
1:19operating equipment or new software or a
1:22briefing about new job assignments or
1:24tasks for community leaders or groups
1:28like appeals before elected officials an
1:31explanation of your group's decision or
1:33activity and an update on completing a
1:35public works project successful business
1:39presentation begins with recognizing
1:41that initially your audience does not
1:44care much about your information or what
1:46you want to accomplish the reality is
1:49your audience cares about how your
1:51information affects them
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