The Ultimate Guide to Speech Evaluations

Writing a book about speech evaluation seems a bit odd. Who but a super speech nerd would even think of buying one? But self-evaluation is an important skill for you to become a great presenter. If you don’t improve that skill you will be forever dependent on others and not always sure whose advice is really good. In addition, this skill can also be used in the workplace. You can use it to give effective feedback to proposals in meetings and to people during performance reviews, etc.

This book will cover:
Why speech evaluations are important?
The five levels of evaluation to rapid improvement.
What specifically to do before and after the presentation has finished.
How the evaluation process can be used in other business settings like meetings, performance reviews, etc.

Plus, this book will answer questions like these:
How do I deal with a more experienced speaker?
What do I do when I can’t think of anything that is wrong?
How do I decide what to talk about?
How do I organize my evaluation in a short time?
How can I deliver it within 2 minutes or so?
How do I add variety, when it feels like I keep saying the same things?
How do I deal with speakers who I do not fully understand (ex. second language speakers)
How do I simply get better at speech evaluation?