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People are checking for your confidence in your knowledge. The audience wants to make sure you know what your talking about is valid.
Confidence – believe in yourself and they will believe you.
Knowledge – know what you’re talking about and be able to answer any questions they throw at you.
Friendly attitude – be approachable and willing to help.
Speak up. Don’t be timid. Don’t make people strain to hear you.
Sense of humor. Throw in a joke or an anecdote to break the ice and get them to relax.
These skills will come in handy no matter what job you have.
Coomunication skills, in general are critical today. The reason for this, is that in an information economy, it’s oftent difficult for others to have insight into the value of what you’re doing unless you directly explain it to them.