What's Your Presenter Type?

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April 6, 2023

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When it comes to people who are truly great at presenting and communicating ideas, maybe your mind goes straight to Steve Jobs. Or perhaps you prefer the self-deprecating style of Brene Brown. If unpacking the data is what matters most, Hans Rosling could be your guiding star. But these people and their amazing skills can seem so far out of reach…

To help you identify your 'Presenter Type' and gain valuable insights into your strengths and weaknesses as a presenter, we’ve created a free self-assessment tool. Just like a personality test, it’ll provide you with a personalized assessment of your presentation skills and offer tailored recommendations for improvement.

Are you a 'Storyteller,' weaving narrative techniques to captivate your audience? Or maybe you're a Data Maven, skilled at breaking down complex information into easily digestible chunks? Whatever your Presenter Type may be, our assessment will help you identify it and provide you with the guidance you need to enhance your skills.

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