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Managing others
- Useful Terms for Performance Reviews
- 70-20-10 Model: Building Listening Skills
- Giving Negative Feedback
- The DESC Model – Giving Feedback
- Giving Feedback
- GPD/ Appraisals
- Employee Satisfaction
- Managing High Performers- the Miles Davis Approach
- Communicating Difficult Decisions
- Delegating
- Interviewing Candidates for a Job
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Presentations
- 3 Elements of a Great Presentation
- Giving a Workshop Tour
- Giving Presentations
- Rule of “Three” in Presentations
- Do’s and Don’ts of Presentations
- Softening Language During Presentations
- Storytelling in business presentations
- Creating Effective Presentation Slides
- Making good presentations great
- How to End a Presentation
- Body Language for Presentations
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Meetings and Negotiations
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International Business
Rule of “Three” in Presentations

Have you ever heard of the “rule of three” in presentations? This technique can really help you to deliver information effectively, and engage your audience, as well as making sure they take something away (hopefully what you had planned for them to take away!). Find out why this is useful and how you can use it below.
- Tell them what you’re going to tell them.
- Tell them.
- Tell them what you told them.
Look at the following extracts from presentations and decide which of the three categories from above they fall into.
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Useful phrases for presentations
For other ideas about “speaking in threes”, have a look at our blog post:
https://www.targettraining.eu/presentation-techniques-speaking-in-threes/





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