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The document provides tips for handling hostile questions after a presentation. It advises maintaining a confident demeanor and keeping answers short, clear and loud. The presenter should control the situation by stopping disputes and not getting drawn into minor issues. When asking questions, the presenter should be polite but direct people who waste time. Questions should be analyzed for their intent before responding. If a question is unanswered, the presenter can acknowledge it or redirect to the audience rather than guessing. Overall, the presenter needs to remember to answer questions calmly and think before responding to maintain their credibility.
The document provides tips for handling hostile questions after a presentation. It advises maintaining a confident demeanor and keeping answers short, clear and loud. The presenter should control the situation by stopping disputes and not getting drawn into minor issues. When asking questions, the presenter should be polite but direct people who waste time. Questions should be analyzed for their intent before responding. If a question is unanswered, the presenter can acknowledge it or redirect to the audience rather than guessing. Overall, the presenter needs to remember to answer questions calmly and think before responding to maintain their credibility.
The document provides tips for handling hostile questions after a presentation. It advises maintaining a confident demeanor and keeping answers short, clear and loud. The presenter should control the situation by stopping disputes and not getting drawn into minor issues. When asking questions, the presenter should be polite but direct people who waste time. Questions should be analyzed for their intent before responding. If a question is unanswered, the presenter can acknowledge it or redirect to the audience rather than guessing. Overall, the presenter needs to remember to answer questions calmly and think before responding to maintain their credibility.
P RESE NTATION? Сonfident look The impression with which the audience leaves the presentation depends on how you will behave while answering the questions after presentation. Your answers should be short, clear and loud enough. Situation control
Do not let yourself be involved in
disputes on minor and insignificant issues, try to stop disputes between listeners at the moment they arise. Controlling who ask questions A lot of trouble can be caused by people who like beating around the bush, and who flaunt themselves. It is easy to cope with the first ones by softly specifying their statements, while not forgetting to note the positive direction of the phrases. And with the latter, you must show maximum politeness. Analysis of questions After listening to the question, you have a few seconds to assess its focus. Are you being asked for additional information or do they want to catch on contradictions? Are you being asked to repeat what you have not heard or understood? It is possible that there is no question as such, but simply a person wants to express his opinion. If he assesses your presentation positively, then express your gratitude, but do not allow to waste time on those statements that are not related to the topic of the presentation. Responding to unanswered questions
In the event that you were asked a
question, the answer to which you do not know, you can: use one of the standard phrases, or redirect it to the audience. or express a point of view on this question without answering it. "I don't know the exact answer, but I have a few thoughts on this." You Need to remember Answer questions as they come. Your speech can lose its effect if you do not do well in answering audience questions. Most of the questions will be aimed at explaining the incomprehensible places of your speech, and not at your personality. Do not be afraid to ask again if the question is asked in an incomprehensible form for you or is posed incorrectly. Don't get nervous and always think about your answer.
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