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Public Speaking? No thanks.
Frédéric Harper
@fharper
Senior Developer Evangelist @ Fitbit
FDP Tech Leads Summit – 2018-04-30• Creative Commons: http://j.mp/1cbAX5R

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today’s goal
Let’s make a "no thanks"
into a "fuck yeah"

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you too can be a speaker

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I am scared

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were you afraid?

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you overcame that fear

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_speaking
public speaking
Public speaking is the process or act of performing a
speech to a live audience. This type of speech is
deliberately structured with three general purposes: to
inform, to persuade and to entertain.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_speaking
public speaking – Fred’s (better) version
Public speaking is the process or act of performing a
speech to for a live audience. This type of speech is
deliberately structured with three general purposes: to
inform educate, to persuade inspire and to entertain.

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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_speaking
public speaking – Fred’s (better) version
Public speaking is the act of performing a speech for a
live audience to educate, to inspire and to entertain.

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the inspiring equation
Sharing your passion
+ Exciting your audience about cool stuff
+ Showing them the benefits
= Inspiring them

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why

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share your art

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help others

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it’s not just about others

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you’ll learn a lot

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you’ll get visibility

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you’ll grow your network

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you’ll become the expert

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you’ll grow your personal branding

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8 years ago…

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many benefits

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many, many benefits

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how

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what is your passion?

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define your topic

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list your speaking points

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draft your abstract

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create your story

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the presentation arc
Introduction
What’sinforme
Excitingdigestiblebites
Maincontent
Conclusion
CTA
Resources
(Demos)

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the presentation arc – Intro to Fitbit OS SDK
Introaboutyou&thetopic
NewOS,easy&hugeusersbase
FitbitOSbasics(SVG,CSS,JS)
Howtobuildaclockface
Thanks,can’twaittosee
whatyou’lldo
ClockFacesStation
DeveloperPortal&
socialmedia
Buildingaclockfacedemo

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create the visual material

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die bullet points, die…

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practice

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practice

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and practice

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stay who you are

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speaker
idol

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Rules
§ Alone or in a team of one
§ You have 2 minutes to talk about one of your passions
§ Others will have 1 minute to ask questions
§ The group will have 1 minute to give you feedbacks

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Goals
1. Starting in a pressure-free environment
2. Getting more comfortable to speak in front of a crowd
3. Getting used to manage questions & feedback from attendees
4. Receiving tips, and tricks to start on a roll!

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tips & tricks
cornucopia

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Tips & tricks
it’s not for everyone, but everyone can do it

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Tips & tricks
like anything, experience will make it better & easier

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Tips & tricks
you cannot please everyone

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Tips & tricks
always remember that attendees give you their time

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Tips & tricks
know your shit in & out

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Tips & tricks
don’t let your slides replace you

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Tips & tricks
don’t do live coding, nobody likes it

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Tips & tricks
never ask "is there someone who doesn’t know X?"

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don’t focus on THAT person who seems bored af

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actually, don’t focus on anyone!

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be open to constructive feedback

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don’t mind shitty one

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you are on the stage, they are not

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be humble

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it’s OK not to know something

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don’t bullshit, ever

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Tips & tricks
the demo God will always be an asshole

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Tips & tricks
have backup plans for your slides

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Tips & tricks
always do a test run

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Tips & tricks
assume you’ll speak faster than during rehearsal

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be present for your audience

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be considerate for the next speaker

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empty seats, don’t worry

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don’t be last minute, prepare yourself

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bring water

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don’t drink alcohol before your talk

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go for the obligatory biological break before your talk

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Tips & tricks
use your own computer (and clicker if you have one)

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use big font for text

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zoom the code in your IDE

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use high quality pictures or images

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the shorter the talk, the more difficult it will be

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validate with your audience

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learn from rock star presenters

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ask them for tips, most are friendly

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assume that what is easy or known by you, isn’t for all

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leave time for questions

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there is always someone who knows more than you

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maximize your efforts (reuse, record, share...)

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and finally...

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don’t be boring!

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where

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work

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barcamp events

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meetups

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conferences

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toastmasters.org

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so…

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I want you to do public speaking

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I can help

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we can help

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Frédéric Harper
outofcomfortzone.net
fharper@fitbit.com
dev.fitbit.com