I have a presentation tomorrow with my boss. I am terrified. What can I do to impress her?

Answer 1

Preparation preparation preparation.
Use power point
No gimmicks
Speak clearly, confidently and stick to the point.
Tell her what you are going to tell, tell her, and then tell her what you told her.
Good luck

Answer 2

"The" biggest & BEST thing you can do is NOT try to impress. JUST BE YOURSELF!!. Review and read, research your subject, show others you know your subject. By knowing your subject you will be more confident in and of yourself, your inner self confidence will show through despite any nerves you might have.

Remember, its fine to feel abit daunted or self conscious or nervous infront of a group of people, even if you know them or work with them. Making a presentation is NOT an ordinary everyday experience for most people, unless its a common part of your professional work (like a CEO or top level manager).

**Stage nerves in such a situation is completely normal. But whats important is to not let them get the better of you, dont let any nerves scupper your ability to actually make the presentation. So whats important is how you handle your pre-presentation nerves (i.e. the old cliche is true here! feel the fear and do it anyway!!).

Best of luck! (keep breathing too!!).

Answer 3

Preparation - spend this evening just going through the presentation in your head and thinking about some of the questions you could get asked.

Its ok to be nervous but also remember just to speak slowly, pause between points to gather your thoughts and try not to repeat yourself.

Presentations are all about practice and confidence but if your well prepared then you should be fine.

Good luck!

Answer 4

Well Marion seeing as how late in the day it is I think you only really have one answer.

Half way through the presentation get on your knees and slowly caress her inner thighs- explain that your love for her has got to the point where you can't concentrate on anything other than her minge whilst slowly undressing ( try to keep the presentation itself going on ) in a wild yet provocative way.

If this should fail which it won't call me immediately for updated on the spot advice.

I wish you sincere luck and a good shag if it all works to plan.

Answer 5

Breathe. Take your time. Pause between points - dont rush. Make eye contact. Ask for questions at the end, if you need to buy time while you think of the response then re-phrase the question back. Keep your hands by your sides or gesture appropriately - dont clasp your hands together, fiddle with your hair etc. Bring copies of your presentation as a handout.
Remember - say what youre going to say, say it, and then say what you've said.
Best of luck.

Answer 6

I am in advertising and I've learned that the more personable you are the farther you get. If you get her to open up to you, like you. It doesn't matter if you pull our a picture of a terd. OK maybe it does, but even if it's not a perfect presentation. If your boss likes you, you'll be in the clear. So, my advice is, get to know the people you work with. Do coffee, or lunch.

Answer 7

Don't try to impress her.
Just present your work.
The work itself should be solid, well thought out and
if you really did the work you will be confident in preseting it.
The way to impress her is through the contents of the presentation. By developing something great to present.
By your work.

Answer 8

Prepare, smile & maintain eye contact without staring. Good luck. Perhaps taks some Bach Rescue Remedy for yourself - it works wonders at calming the nerves

Answer 9

Do some preparation for this. Cover your angles and she is sure to be impressed if you can handle difficult questions etc etc

Answer 10

Do a cartwheel followed immediately by a headstand and ending with a back flip - that'll impress her :-) xx