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"They are not interested in this"

December 21, 2016 · by Jan Schultink
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Or maybe: “they understood it”. When you don’t get questions about a certain issue in your presentation does not mean that you should pull that part of the story. It is most likely that the audience understands your point and is ready to move on.

If it works, then there is no reason to spend a lot of time/slides on something. But leaving that part of the story out, creates a deck with only your contentious issues left without the glue that stitches everything together.

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