Analytical Reflection

After going through one round of the mock presentation, I was able to grasp hold of the problems faced with the help of my professor and fellow peers. While I was giving my delivery, I spoke in a monotonous tone and lacked enthusiasm for the presentation which will make the audience feel that I am not passionate about the product. In addition, the audience might feel that I gave the presentation for the sake of presenting and not making the effort to ensure that they can benefit from it too. Instead, we should be creating the ambiance to be a friendlier and welcoming environment, in order for the presentation to be interesting and understandable. By doing so, we will be able to spark their curiosity towards our product and also developing an interest to wanting to know more.

In order to leave a strong overall impact, we would be required to rehearse to articulate and understand the content well, as well as to have a strong camaraderie between one another. Preparation work is the utmost importance before the actual presentation because if we do not know what are we presenting about, then we would have failed by not understanding the task at hand. Thus, when we are clear on what we are presenting, we would have built the "foundation" and the next part is to build the camaraderie among us. We might think that it is acceptable for us to know our own content, but actually, teamwork plays a very big part of the group presentation. The essence of having a team is being able to complement each other's strength and covering one another's flaws. Therefore, the audience would trust that the team is bonded and are able to work together as one to innovate better inventions to the market.

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