If you'll make them read... - Use large fonts - Be concise - Keep CLI prompt at the top - Use high contrast color schemes - Prefer high resolution images - Make no more than one point per slide
- Listen thoroughly and don't interrupt - Answer straight first, explain caveats afterwards - "I don't know" can be the best answer - Only compliment really "good questions" - Do not guess, defer and follow up instead - Track deferred questions on the board - Try different angles or examples if not understood - Ask back to verify understanding - Swag can buy (possibly bad) questions - Predict questions asking yourself "five whys" Questions are great content!
- Postpone the subject - Ask to follow back offline - Discern opinions from facts - Politely refuse to comment - Anticipate a break Don't allow spoilers and vandals
- Names on Chrome favorites bar - “Momentum” Chrome extension - Desktop background picture - Close your personal tabs, Outlook and reminders - Rotate exposed credentials ASAP - Social engineering awareness - Be careful when showing your filenames Demo time
Record and review to kick off bad habits: - Recognize and avoid vocal "helpers" - Talking to board - Talking too loud or low - Being too salesy - Vendor bashing or glorification - Playing with markers Watch people watching you