What Is a Conference Speaker?

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There are two kinds of speeches: formal speech and free speech. The former is usually a leadership report and the latter is usually a discussion speech. Formal speakers should be well-groomed and walk on the podium with a natural gait and strength, reflecting a kind of self-confidence and self-reliance. Speak clearly, be logical, and concise. If you are speaking in writing, you should always look up at the venue and not read your manuscript. No one else. After speaking, thank the audience for listening. Free speech is more casual. It should be noted that the speech should pay attention to the order and order, and can not compete for speech; the speech should be short and the point of view should be clear; if there are differences with others, they should be convinced by others, be calm, and obey the command of the host, Don't just look at yourself. If any participant in the conference asks the spokesperson, he should answer politely. If he cannot answer the question, he should explain the reason wisely and politely. The criticisms and opinions of the questioner should be carefully listened to, even if the questioner's criticism is wrong. Should be out of order.