In this episode of Manager Tools, Sarah and Mark present the first part of a three-part checklist on how to present effectively at a conference. They emphasize the importance of owning the topic, mastering the content, and rehearsing thoroughly. They advise against accepting speaking engagements on unfamiliar topics and highlight the need to focus on the audience's needs. The hosts stress the significance of professional communication with the organizing team, including prompt responses and proactive sharing of necessary materials. They discourage the use of podiums, advocating for lavalier microphones to facilitate movement and energy during presentations. Additionally, they recommend bringing a personal timer and being prepared for unexpected interruptions, sharing a personal anecdote about presenting during an earthquake.
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