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Do we start with a simple

 

Good morning Sir(s), madam and to all my colleagues 

 

OR

 

Respected Sir(s), madam and good morning to all my colleagues

 

Please suggest.. 

Posted (edited)

Do we start with a simple

 

Good morning Sir(s), madam and to all my colleagues 

 

OR

 

Respected Sir(s), madam and good morning to all my colleagues

 

Please suggest.. 

Edited by WC2011INDIA
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1 hour ago, velu said:

* .. i hate public speaking

there goes my chances of becoming MLA or CM or PM  :sad: 

Friends , Indians , countrymen, lend me your ears .

I come to bury Velu , not praise him .:biggrin:

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16 minutes ago, Tattieboy said:

Friends , Indians , countrymen, lend me your ears .

I come to bury Velu , not praise him .:biggrin:

William Shakespeare 

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Make it a mix of formal and informal. Start with "A very good morning to everyone here", and make sure the presentation you're delivering is relaxed, do not keept it too formal, keep it simple and to the point. Why are you addressing with "Sirs and madams"? What are you speaking on and who is your target audience?

Posted (edited)

Is it a formal thing or casual?

Are you just introducing or making a speech / presentation.

 

@veluImagine the audience is not wearing clothes ....that will take away the nerves and bring a smile on your face .:p:

Edited by beetle
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When you go to an amusement park they say get on the scariest roller coaster first, so you conquer the fear and enjoy rest of your stay

 

similarly what I heard is when you go to

prison you punch the biggest guy in jail.

 

so based on these scientifically proven theories, start of with something that is most embarrassing, like digging your nose,scratching your balls and then whatever you say will only be upwards from there on.

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