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Do not end a presentation with “Any questions?” #shorts
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Marco suggests ending a presentation by inviting questions about the topics just discussed rather than merely asking whether any exist. His aim is to make participation more natural and reduce awkward silence. He says he also uses this wording in interviews: it is a suggested technique, not a guarantee of audience participation.
Key points
- A closed question may leave the audience waiting.
- An open invitation points back to the topics just discussed.
- Questions are treated as an expected possibility in the conversation.
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