Hi, I'm Cristina Soares and a nurse at HCFMUSP. Katia Passos and Rose C. are nurses.My coordinator is Elaine Cristina and Marcia Sousa she reports to Patricia Goular.
Patricia is a manager, Drª Floraci ia the Director
4.23.2010
4.20.2010
4.16.2010
Public Speaking
To make a good presentation you have to follow some tips. One of them is: prepare and know your material, then you can speak more clearly and you won’t be nervous or feel shy.
Come up with a nice introduction, it is the key of your presentation. During the presentation, make sure you know your public, avoid to use difficult words.
Pay attention to your clothes, if they are clean and flat. Make sure you are using lipsticks ( if you are a woman ) or you are shaved ( if you are a man ), the appearance is very important to show confidence.
Don’t forget to use visual aids, the people attention can span from 6 to 8 minutes, so try to speak for a 5 minutes, then show a slide or a video, for example.
The most important is interact with the public. Humor and conviction are very important to draw the public´s attention.
Finally, do a nice conclusion. It has to be a summary of your presentation, containing the main ideas.
Camila
Hi, I'm Camila and I'm an Administrative Intern at MCR Fantin Logistic. Larissa is an Administrative Intern too. My Managers are Fabio and Reginaldo. Fabio and Reginaldo are below Emerson, he is the General Managers. Emerson reports to Lemes. Lemes is the owner of the company.
Poliana
My bosses are Carlos Vieira and Wilton Houssein.
4.15.2010
Lucas
Hi, I'm Lucas and I'm a Database Analyst at Wunderman. Rodolfo and Ana are Analysts too. My coordinator is Samuel and he reports to Alexandre. Alexandre is a director, he is below Justus. Justus is the president.
4.14.2010
Making good presentations
Making good presentations isn’t something impossible, that only few people with a special gift can do. If God didn’t give you this gift, you need to learn how to do it and improve your presentation skills. There are many good advices, some obvious, and others not so much for you to reach your goal, for example, be prepared, speak clearly and with confidence, don’t be shy, dress accordingly with the public. We will discuss three of many of them:
. Visual Aids: research shows that the most part of the information that we’ve learned are visual. Sounds and vocal are the second best way to learned. Texts are only the third way that we learned something. Using visual aids can make the messages of your presentation be retained better and for longer time and your goals are more easily reached. So, wherever you can, use visual aids, like, pictures, graphs, tables, etc. Remember, “a picture is worth a thousand words”.
. Rehearsal: one of the best things to improve yours skills is to practice your presentations. You can identify faults in your presentations, in your posture and gestures, if the time to present is in accordance with the predictions, if you have full knowledge about what you talk, and can take notes for helping you during the presentation. You can practice with other people, friends or your family for example, to make you more secure and to be opened for this opinion. Or you can video or tape record yourself and watch after your performance. This can help you to be more confident because you will know beforehand everything that may be wrong with your or in your presentation.
. The rule of three: First, you can talk about many topics, but your audience will only focus in three of them, so plan carefully what these topics will be, make sure that they are connected to make a relation among them. Second, your presentation may have three parts: introduction, middle and conclusion. The introduction is the key for a presentation and gives to your audience what exactly you will talk about. The middle should not have items that were not shown in the introduction. In the conclusion you can indicate the main points or your point of view about what was shown. And third, use and abuse of lists of three in your presentation for your audience will always be watching with attention. A good example of this rule is the Winston Churchill’s speech about Blood, Sweat and Tears. He said “I have nothing to offer but blood, sweat, toil and tears”. But we only remember three of four things cited.
Of course, there are much more that you can do to make your presentation better. But if you follow these advices, you can be less nervous and more confident in your next presentation.
Source: www.presentationmagazine.com
. Visual Aids: research shows that the most part of the information that we’ve learned are visual. Sounds and vocal are the second best way to learned. Texts are only the third way that we learned something. Using visual aids can make the messages of your presentation be retained better and for longer time and your goals are more easily reached. So, wherever you can, use visual aids, like, pictures, graphs, tables, etc. Remember, “a picture is worth a thousand words”.
. Rehearsal: one of the best things to improve yours skills is to practice your presentations. You can identify faults in your presentations, in your posture and gestures, if the time to present is in accordance with the predictions, if you have full knowledge about what you talk, and can take notes for helping you during the presentation. You can practice with other people, friends or your family for example, to make you more secure and to be opened for this opinion. Or you can video or tape record yourself and watch after your performance. This can help you to be more confident because you will know beforehand everything that may be wrong with your or in your presentation.
. The rule of three: First, you can talk about many topics, but your audience will only focus in three of them, so plan carefully what these topics will be, make sure that they are connected to make a relation among them. Second, your presentation may have three parts: introduction, middle and conclusion. The introduction is the key for a presentation and gives to your audience what exactly you will talk about. The middle should not have items that were not shown in the introduction. In the conclusion you can indicate the main points or your point of view about what was shown. And third, use and abuse of lists of three in your presentation for your audience will always be watching with attention. A good example of this rule is the Winston Churchill’s speech about Blood, Sweat and Tears. He said “I have nothing to offer but blood, sweat, toil and tears”. But we only remember three of four things cited.
Of course, there are much more that you can do to make your presentation better. But if you follow these advices, you can be less nervous and more confident in your next presentation.
Source: www.presentationmagazine.com
4.13.2010
Hi, I'm Nathália Lopes I work for a bank. Claudia and Carlos work for a bank too. My coordinator is Vanessa Ganassin and she reports to Francinete. Francinete is the Manager and she reports to Luis Fernandes. Luis Fernandes is the Director , he is below Eduardo Gonçalves. Eduardo Gonçalves is the President.
4.12.2010
Jones
Hi,I´m Valdijones and I´m an assistant of production at MVJ. Maria and Jefersom are Assistants too. Paulo and Acasio are our herpers.
Vandersom is a director. He is below Valdemar. Valdemar is the boss.
Speaking in public could be a big problem to some people, but you can avoid headaches being prepared, and nothing better than this tips to prepare you correctly:
1) Practice. It's always important in any activity;
2) Be calm. Nervous people usually make mistakes;
3) Make sure you know about what you are talking about;
4) In the middle of the presentation, use something to atract the audience's attention, with visual aids;
5) The best way to remember all topics of your presentation is getting a good material;
6) Pay attention to your appearance, be shaved (for men) or use a nice lipstick (for women);
7) Don't smoke during the presentation!
8) Keep your hands between your body and the audience - it shows confidence;
9) Try to speak loud and clear;
10) Never go drunk to your presentation! Probably you'll be ashamed...
1) Practice. It's always important in any activity;
2) Be calm. Nervous people usually make mistakes;
3) Make sure you know about what you are talking about;
4) In the middle of the presentation, use something to atract the audience's attention, with visual aids;
5) The best way to remember all topics of your presentation is getting a good material;
6) Pay attention to your appearance, be shaved (for men) or use a nice lipstick (for women);
7) Don't smoke during the presentation!
8) Keep your hands between your body and the audience - it shows confidence;
9) Try to speak loud and clear;
10) Never go drunk to your presentation! Probably you'll be ashamed...
4.08.2010
Dessa Souza
Hi, I'm Andressa and I'm a student at ETEC DE OSASCO.Barbara and Juliana are students too. My coordinator is Eugênia Hashiguchi and reports to Maria Helena. Maria Helena is director academic, she is below Edson. Edson is director of the school. Edson reports to Laura Laganá that is director of the Centro Paula Souza.
Ana Maris
Hi, I'm Ana and I'm in the IT Support at ABIT. Gilberto is in the IT Support too.
My boss is Wagner and he reports to Renato Leme. Renato Leme is a
manager of the house, he is below Rafael Cervone. Rafael Cervone is a
director, he is below Aguinaldo Diniz Filho. Aguinaldo Diniz Filho is
the president.
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