Dear All, Please see the ppt and provide me with a feedback. Regards
From India, Delhi
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Hey Friend, Very good ppt. I liked the concept of Drinking Problem. Regards CS Mukesh TANK
From India, Mumbai
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Dear Arpee,

Unlike the aforesaid, I would be a bit critical. Following is my feedback:

1. The content is really nice, especially the "drinking problem" analogy.

2. Any PowerPoint (PPT) we make has a specific objective, and the same has to reflect on the slideshow too. Please mention a specific objective of your PPT.

3. Slide 3 mentions body language; however, in later slides, there is nothing about Body Language. Communication is a vast topic and includes both Verbal and Non-Verbal Communication. If we are only covering Verbal Communication, it should be named Verbal Communication.

4. Though white looks sober, try to use a professional-looking template.

5. Some of the slides look cluttered because of the extensive content on them. Try not to write the entire text on the PPT. Also, use Arial or Times New Roman as the font; Comic Sans gives an unprofessional look.

6. Assumptions/perceptions should have been the first point.

7. There are a lot of formatting issues.

I am sorry, but as I said, I would be a bit critical.

Regards,

Rahul Chhabra

From India, Delhi
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It will be better if you just leave Key Works on each slide. As an audience I cannot see the tiny words on the slide when you use Overhead Projector to show your slides,maybe font 30 will be better.
From China, Shanghai
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A good effort, just check few misspells. Will be nice to explain challenges at the end. Overall a good presentation. regards, Tariq Pervaiz TradeKey Pvt. Ltd.
From Pakistan, Karachi
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Hi Ishu,

Good Presentation. There could be some parts where improvement may be done though:

1) Some slides have too much text. Use the presentation to enable you to present. You should be everything for the presentation, not the ppt. Rehearse so that you see the pointers on the slide and give the explanation to the audience. Otherwise, the audience gets engrossed in reading what's written on the slides.

2) Use "Roleplay" for techniques such as questioning.

3) Merge slides 16 and 17 into one.

4) Slide 18 - the word 'hear' is spelled as 'here'. Please change. Also, split the big paragraph into pointers.

5) Place the content of each slide in a 'content holder'. You could template the slides using custom templates of yourself.

6) Have the last slide as 'Thank You' or 'Q&A'.

7) Overall a good presentation once again. As covering communication is huge, better subtext the title as Communication (verbal).

From India, Bangalore
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RE: Communication skills ppt (5steps) i m able to download ur ppt.there is some problm.how should i get this?cud u plz snd it to my e-mail.i need that prsntasn vry badly.
From India
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At First, Thanks for sharing with us.... Really very Appreciable...... But if u r going to present in front of Professionals please use professional way..... That would be much impressed......
From India, Bangalore
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A real innovative presentation which allows varied interpretation depending upon the speaker’s skills and capacity. I liked it
From India, Madras
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Oh ! It is a good ppt made on communication skill training topic. In short & smily style a presentation is very nice. Thanks for sharing. Sunil Wagh HRD
From India, Thana
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