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Tips for an Effective PresentationOral presentation skills can be learned by anyone and will reflect positively on thepresenter and the organization she or he represents The two most important aspects of agood presentation are good preparation and practice Take the time not at the lastminute to carefully and thoughtfully plan and prepare your presentation and above allPRACTICE YOUR PRESENTATIONImportant Presentation Characteristics Purposeo Be clear about the message that you are trying to convey Audienceo Know your audience and their level of understandingo Make your presentation appropriate to their interests amp level ofunderstandingo Make it interesting Approacho Make it easy for your audience to agree with your message Time Limito Do not exceed the time limito To know how long your presentation will run you must practiceo Do not move any faster than one slide per minuteKey elements of Visuals Organizationo The rule of Tellrsquoem1048707 Tellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoem1048707 Tellrsquoem1048707 Tellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemo Make sure your talk has a logical flow of information1048707 Introduction ndash where the point of the presentation is articulated1048707 Body ndash where the details of presented1048707 Summary ndash where the conclusions are presented
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Where did I go wrongWhere did I go wrong
You tell me Letrsquos list them all
You tell me Letrsquos list them all
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Who am IweWho am Iwe
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AgendaAgenda
Important Presentation Characteristics
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms Key elements of Visuals If time permit Interviews Attitude ndash Problem vs Challenge
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Tips for an Effective Presentation
Tips for an Effective Presentation
Prepare your presentationKnow your subjectPRACTICE YOUR PRESENTATION
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Important Presentation
Characteristics
Important Presentation
Characteristics Purpose Audience Approach Time Limit
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Key elements of Visuals
Organization
Key elements of Visuals
OrganizationThe rule of TellrsquoemTellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoemTellrsquoemTellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemMake sure your talk has a logical
flow of information
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
TemplatesTemplates
Design a template or use a standard template for yourpresentation Standardize text figures and colors Use the same symbol (shape and color) for similar data sets in different figures
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ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Tips for an Effective PresentationOral presentation skills can be learned by anyone and will reflect positively on thepresenter and the organization she or he represents The two most important aspects of agood presentation are good preparation and practice Take the time not at the lastminute to carefully and thoughtfully plan and prepare your presentation and above allPRACTICE YOUR PRESENTATIONImportant Presentation Characteristics Purposeo Be clear about the message that you are trying to convey Audienceo Know your audience and their level of understandingo Make your presentation appropriate to their interests amp level ofunderstandingo Make it interesting Approacho Make it easy for your audience to agree with your message Time Limito Do not exceed the time limito To know how long your presentation will run you must practiceo Do not move any faster than one slide per minuteKey elements of Visuals Organizationo The rule of Tellrsquoem1048707 Tellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoem1048707 Tellrsquoem1048707 Tellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemo Make sure your talk has a logical flow of information1048707 Introduction ndash where the point of the presentation is articulated1048707 Body ndash where the details of presented1048707 Summary ndash where the conclusions are presented
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Where did I go wrongWhere did I go wrong
You tell me Letrsquos list them all
You tell me Letrsquos list them all
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Who am IweWho am Iwe
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
AgendaAgenda
Important Presentation Characteristics
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms Key elements of Visuals If time permit Interviews Attitude ndash Problem vs Challenge
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Tips for an Effective Presentation
Tips for an Effective Presentation
Prepare your presentationKnow your subjectPRACTICE YOUR PRESENTATION
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Important Presentation
Characteristics
Important Presentation
Characteristics Purpose Audience Approach Time Limit
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Key elements of Visuals
Organization
Key elements of Visuals
OrganizationThe rule of TellrsquoemTellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoemTellrsquoemTellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemMake sure your talk has a logical
flow of information
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
TemplatesTemplates
Design a template or use a standard template for yourpresentation Standardize text figures and colors Use the same symbol (shape and color) for similar data sets in different figures
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Where did I go wrongWhere did I go wrong
You tell me Letrsquos list them all
You tell me Letrsquos list them all
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Who am IweWho am Iwe
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AgendaAgenda
Important Presentation Characteristics
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms Key elements of Visuals If time permit Interviews Attitude ndash Problem vs Challenge
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Tips for an Effective Presentation
Tips for an Effective Presentation
Prepare your presentationKnow your subjectPRACTICE YOUR PRESENTATION
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Important Presentation
Characteristics
Important Presentation
Characteristics Purpose Audience Approach Time Limit
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Key elements of Visuals
Organization
Key elements of Visuals
OrganizationThe rule of TellrsquoemTellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoemTellrsquoemTellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemMake sure your talk has a logical
flow of information
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TemplatesTemplates
Design a template or use a standard template for yourpresentation Standardize text figures and colors Use the same symbol (shape and color) for similar data sets in different figures
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ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Who am IweWho am Iwe
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AgendaAgenda
Important Presentation Characteristics
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms Key elements of Visuals If time permit Interviews Attitude ndash Problem vs Challenge
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Tips for an Effective Presentation
Tips for an Effective Presentation
Prepare your presentationKnow your subjectPRACTICE YOUR PRESENTATION
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Important Presentation
Characteristics
Important Presentation
Characteristics Purpose Audience Approach Time Limit
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Key elements of Visuals
Organization
Key elements of Visuals
OrganizationThe rule of TellrsquoemTellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoemTellrsquoemTellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemMake sure your talk has a logical
flow of information
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TemplatesTemplates
Design a template or use a standard template for yourpresentation Standardize text figures and colors Use the same symbol (shape and color) for similar data sets in different figures
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ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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AgendaAgenda
Important Presentation Characteristics
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms Key elements of Visuals If time permit Interviews Attitude ndash Problem vs Challenge
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Tips for an Effective Presentation
Tips for an Effective Presentation
Prepare your presentationKnow your subjectPRACTICE YOUR PRESENTATION
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Important Presentation
Characteristics
Important Presentation
Characteristics Purpose Audience Approach Time Limit
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Key elements of Visuals
Organization
Key elements of Visuals
OrganizationThe rule of TellrsquoemTellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoemTellrsquoemTellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemMake sure your talk has a logical
flow of information
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TemplatesTemplates
Design a template or use a standard template for yourpresentation Standardize text figures and colors Use the same symbol (shape and color) for similar data sets in different figures
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ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Tips for an Effective Presentation
Tips for an Effective Presentation
Prepare your presentationKnow your subjectPRACTICE YOUR PRESENTATION
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Important Presentation
Characteristics
Important Presentation
Characteristics Purpose Audience Approach Time Limit
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Key elements of Visuals
Organization
Key elements of Visuals
OrganizationThe rule of TellrsquoemTellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoemTellrsquoemTellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemMake sure your talk has a logical
flow of information
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TemplatesTemplates
Design a template or use a standard template for yourpresentation Standardize text figures and colors Use the same symbol (shape and color) for similar data sets in different figures
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ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Important Presentation
Characteristics
Important Presentation
Characteristics Purpose Audience Approach Time Limit
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Key elements of Visuals
Organization
Key elements of Visuals
OrganizationThe rule of TellrsquoemTellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoemTellrsquoemTellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemMake sure your talk has a logical
flow of information
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TemplatesTemplates
Design a template or use a standard template for yourpresentation Standardize text figures and colors Use the same symbol (shape and color) for similar data sets in different figures
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ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Key elements of Visuals
Organization
Key elements of Visuals
OrganizationThe rule of TellrsquoemTellrsquoem what yoursquore going to tellrsquoemTellrsquoemTellrsquoem what you just told lsquoemMake sure your talk has a logical
flow of information
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TemplatesTemplates
Design a template or use a standard template for yourpresentation Standardize text figures and colors Use the same symbol (shape and color) for similar data sets in different figures
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ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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TemplatesTemplates
Design a template or use a standard template for yourpresentation Standardize text figures and colors Use the same symbol (shape and color) for similar data sets in different figures
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ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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ContentContent
- Do not crowd slides with too much information- Include only necessary information- Content should be self-evident- Be specific with the material you present- Use data and figures as the basis for your
discussion- Be professional avoid the use of slang jargon
abbreviations and clicheacutes- Check grammar and spelling ndash nothing looks more
unprofessional than grammar and spelling errors in a presentation
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Background amp ColorBackground amp Color
- Use contrasting colors but limit the use of color
- Text should appear clean and crisp- Avoid nauseating combinations- Avoid pastels ndash these washout on projection- Minimize Glare- Use dark background with light text ndash dark blue and green backgrounds are good
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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FontsFonts
- Avoid multiple typefaces ndash use no more than 2
- Use bold and Italic strategically- Use capital letters only as the first letter- Determine the minimum font size by room size ndash the audience should be able to read comfortably from the back row
- Use font size to communicate importance font size should be limited to the range 18-48pt
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Amount of informationAmount of
information
- No more than 7 lines per slide- No more than 7 words per line less if a slide
contains a figure- Use bullets and key words
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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GraphicsGraphics
- When appropriate present information in graphical form rather than in tabular or in word form
- Include no more than two figures or graphics per slide
- Make figures big and bold- Donrsquot assume the audience knows what they are seeing
- Explain key elements (components axes etc)
- Explain the significance and how it relates to the point you are trying to make
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Presentation Mechanics
Presentation Mechanics
Appropriate DressDelivery and Mannerisms- Do not read your presentation from a set of notes or worse
from the slide- Talk to your audience not to the slide- If you are using a podium microphone maintain a constant
distance from the microphone- Maintain eye contact with your audience but do not focus
exclusively on one or two persons- Avoid a laser light show- Learn to mask your nervousness
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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NervousnessNervousness
Accept it Know your subject Recognize and accept the signs of nervousnessmdashtheyrsquoll diminish as you
proceed through your presentation Remember that a certain degree of
nervousness can be very positive in giving you the energy and drive you need for an enthusiastic presentation
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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SummarySummary
Important Presentation CharacteristicsPurposeAudienceApproachTime Limit
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Key elements of Visuals Organization Templates Content Background amp Color Fonts Amount of information Graphics
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Summary - continuedSummary - continued
Appropriate Dress Delivery and Mannerisms
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Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
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Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Before the InterviewBefore the Interview
Research the company Prepare your questions Prepare your resume Appropriate dress
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The InterviewThe Interview
Delivery and mannerisms Bring references Sell your self What can you do for the company
Why should they hire you Go to wwwkenmarkus downloads
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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If you have lunchIf you have lunch
Dress accordinglyNo AlcoholTable manners very important
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Not To DoNot To Do
Start with your demands Salary Health Insurance Vacation Time Other benefits
This should be discussed later
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark
Serendipity 11192010Serendipity 11192010
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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What is the differenceWhat is the difference
Problemversus
Challenge
Problemversus
Challenge
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Year 1886How many did he sell In the first yearEvery day in 1997
Guess
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Answer isAnswer is
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
9 first year1 billionday in 1997
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Who wasWho was
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Thomas Edison invented the Edison battery that made use of an alkaline electrolyte
He built his own science laboratory at the age of 10 This was built in the basement of his home
Thomas Edison invented the first incandescent light bulb in 1879
Thomas Edison started his career in Newark New Jersey as an inventor
Thomas Edisonrsquos first patent was granted on June 1 1869 This was for the invention of the electric vote recorder
Thomas Edison set up the worldrsquos first electric light power station in Lower Manhattan
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
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The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
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Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
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Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
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Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Thomas EdisonThomas Edison
Some of Thomas Edisonrsquos first inventions include an electric vote recorder and a stock ticker
When Thomas was nine years old he received a book on physics Even then Thomas Edison did not believe all the experiments until he tested it himself
Did you know that Thomas Edison was partially deaf He developed this problem in his childhood days
He is also the inventor of the phonograph and the long lasting light bulb
Thomas Edison holds around 1093 US patents as well as many patents in the United Kingdom Germany and France
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
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First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
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Who wereWho were
Wright BrothersWright Brothers
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
First flightFirst flight
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
December 17 190312 seconds
In 1904 the first flight lasting more than five minutes took place on
November 9
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
The WrightsThe WrightsIn 1911 the Wrights Vin
Fiz was the first airplane to cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
In 1911 the Wrights Vin Fiz was the first airplane to
cross the United States The flight took 84 days
stopping 70 times It crash-landed so many times that little of its original building materials were still on the plane when it arrived in
California
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder
Haumlgg record (4014)
They clamed it was impossible to run under 4
minutes
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Running the MileRunning the Mile
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
1940s Swedes Arne Andersson and Gunder Haumlgg
record (4014)
Masters in 1954 held the record 4 minutes
5 years Later Roger Bannister
(34313)
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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StoriesStories
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
-Edgar shoe company-Train speed-Strange story of rubber
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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RubberRubberIn midsummer of 1834 a
bankrupt hardware merchant from
Philadelphia Charles Goodyear walked into
the New York retail store of the Roxbury India
Rubber Co Americas first rubber
manufacturer
In midsummer of 1834 a bankrupt hardware
merchant from Philadelphia Charles
Goodyear walked into the New York retail store
of the Roxbury India Rubber Co Americas
first rubber manufacturer
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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RubberRubber
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
He showed Goodyear why Rack on rack of
rubber goods which had been melted to
malodorous glue by the torrid weather
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Goodyear was clapped into jail for debt It was
not his first sojourn there nor his last
Was he successful
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Why do we learn MathWhy do we learn Math
Let me tell youLet me tell you
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
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StoriesStories
Edgar shoe companyEdgar shoe company
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Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Thomas Edison was famous for his
following words lsquoGenius is one percent inspiration 99 percent
perspirationrsquo
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill GatesBill Gates
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Bill Gates recently gave a speech at a High School about
eleven (11) things they did not and will not learn in school
He talks about how feel-good politically correct teachings created a generation of kids with no concept of reality and
How this concept set them up for failure in the real world
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 1 Life is not fair - get used to it Rule 2 The world doesnt care about your self-esteem The world will expect you to accomplish something BEFORE you feel good about yourself
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 3 You will NOT make $60000 a year right out of high schoolYou wont be a vice-president with a car phone until you earn both Rule 4 If you think your teacher is tough wait till you get a boss
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 5 Flipping burgers is not beneath your dignityYour Grandparents had a different word for burger flippingThey called it opportunity Rule 6 If you mess up its not your parents faultso dont whine about your mistakes learn from them
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
-
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates ContRule 7 Before you were born your parents werent as boring as they are now They got that way from paying your bills cleaning your clothes and listening to you talk about how cool you thought you were So before you save the rain forest from the parasites of your parents generationtry delousing the closet in your own room
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
Kenmark InternationalKenmark International
Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
Bill Gates ContBill Gates Cont
Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
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Rule 8 Your school may have done away with winners and losers but life HAS NOT In some schools they have abolished failing grades and theyll give you as MANY TIMES as you want to get the right answer
This doesnt bear the slightest resemblance to ANYTHING in real life
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Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
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Rule 9 Life is not divided into semesters You dont get summers off and very few employers are interested in helping you FIND YOURSELF Do that on your own time Rule 10 Television is NOT real lifeIn real life people actually have to leave the coffee shop and go to jobs
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Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
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Rule 11 Be nice to nerdsChances are youll end up working for one
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Knut S-C OumljermarkKnut S-C Oumljermark WWWKenmarkUSWWWKenmarkUS
- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
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- Knut S-C Oumljermark
- Slide 2
- Where did I go wrong
- Who am Iwe
- Agenda
- Tips for an Effective Presentation
- Important Presentation Characteristics
- Key elements of Visuals Organization
- Templates
- Content
- Background amp Color
- Fonts
- Amount of information
- Graphics
- Presentation Mechanics
- Nervousness
- Summary
- Summary - continued
- Summary - continued (2)
- Slide 20
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (2)
- Before the Interview
- The Interview
- If you have lunch
- Not To Do
- Knut S-C Oumljermark (3)
- What is the difference
- John Stith Pemberton invented Coca-Cola
- Answer is
- Who was
- Thomas Edison
- Thomas Edison (2)
- Who were
- First flight
- The Wrights
- Running the Mile
- Running the Mile (2)
- Stories
- Rubber
- Rubber (2)
- Slide 41
- Why do we learn Math
- Stories (2)
- Slide 44
- Bill Gates
- Bill Gates Cont
- Bill Gates Cont (2)
- Bill Gates Cont (3)
- Bill Gates Cont (4)
- Bill Gates Cont (5)
- Bill Gates Cont (6)
- Bill Gates Cont (7)
- Slide 53
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