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I voted for the second option, the first looks like a try hard comment even when though it's polite. Your introduction should sell you, keep it honest, simple and concise. =)
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Don't practice opening lines. Just start with whatever that comes to your mind after seeing the audience.
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On the same lines what biggi is saying.
Do not utter your first few lines for any presentation. See the audience and at the same moment decide how you need to greet and start.
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Referring to audience its not very tuff in any of the presentation we give , the content is important in presentation not the intro lines.
Any thing you say doesnt matter but the confidence in your words , your voice matters .
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I vote for second one. But depending upon audience it may need a change. eg. If you don't know audiance, some people might consider it is unappropriate to address them as friends. If you know audince very well, they might not need your introduction. Just good morning would be enough in this case.
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The_Big_K
Don't practice opening lines. Just start with whatever that comes to your mind after seeing the audience.
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Thats like me 😁
all you guys think exactly like me
I agree with all of you since we all have same thoughts :hehehe:
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Just a "Hello" and a smile while looking at everyone would be sufficient.
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raj87verma88
Just a "Hello" and a smile while looking at everyone would be sufficient.
Lol I guess that will be for famous people 😁
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*gets up on the stage*
Wazaaaap people in the house! Put ya hands up, put ya hands up! Yea!
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ash
*gets up on the stage*
Wazaaaap people in the house! Put ya hands up, put ya hands up! Yea!
ROFL ! This was too cool, audience is going to rock. Yo !
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Thats nice Ash. I will change it a bit:
Waaazzzaaaaaaaappppp. Yo son', Holla. Introducing Kashish featuring the bling in' fish. K people, check this out,......start your speech here.
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This is like introduction to a rock show not a project seminar 😉
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Nice one patty!
@ ES
Lol, who knows.. you might get bonus marks for a creative intro 😉
With regards to addressing the audience, it help to set a light mood from the beginning. Not cracking a silly joke, but mention something humorous. The key is sounding genuine and not generic 😉
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Mentioning something humorous is fine if done during the speech. A funny anecdote related to the topic. In the beginning a humorous comment or one liner (and it should be according to the situation). Also a lot depends on the kind of speech.
For example you cannot start a eulogy on a humorous note though it can be used to lighten the atmosphere in the middle. Similarly in the case of a speech or debate competition. Some judges think that you are not serious and you may lose points.
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Agreed.. and some of the "humour" I see in debates are more to sarcastic counters rather than to lighten the mood itself. So what do you think specifically about seminars?
Personally, a lot of seminars I've sat through done by students start of quite dull. I just sort of switch off and not focus on their presentation (and I sleep when they start reading directly from the slides). At least with someone starting off with something interesting, it'll keep my attention up. Even if not everybody hears the joke/comment, other audience's laughter will only make one more curious and listen more sharply.
I'm sure even judges wouldnt mind a chuckle or two just to get loosened up. Your seriousness can be shown in your technical content. Worked with my presentations, at least 😛
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ash
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Wazaaaap people in the house! Put ya hands up, put ya hands up! Yea!
raj87verma88
Thats nice Ash. I will change it a bit:
Waaazzzaaaaaaaappppp. Yo son', Holla. Introducing Kashish featuring the bling in' fish. K people, check this out,......start your speech here.
These are the most awesome starts I could ever imagine 😁😁
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Looks like an old discussion is still popular and being searched. Every seminar will demand its own opening lines.
The generic lines would start with greetings to everyone. However, if you wish to make a difference, you may start narrating a story (short one, but effective), conclude the story so that it leads to the topic of your seminar. At this time, you greet everyone and start your seminar.
If this looks complicated; stick to the regular introductory lines.
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Tagging #-Link-Snipped-# if he could share some insights on this. Please be as detailed and elaborate as you can. Requesting everyone to share their sample answers.
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Some tips I found worth sharing:
1. Keep your introduction under 30 seconds.
2.Only focus on the highlights.
3. Identify the kind of seminar it is and go about the introdution in coherence to that. Say it is a project presentation, highlight the skills you have in your introduction. If it's a job related seminar, summarize the introduction with the 3-4 major points your presentation will cover.
I have voted for the second option in the poll. I believe it's important to not be too-formal. Keep it real. Don't make it look pretentious. That's how you make a good first impression.
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