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Talks being presented by one person is key. Large panels almost always lack narrative. Single person, or well rehearsed dual-speaker presentations usually hav
by bobbygoodlatte 12y ago
Talks being presented by one person is key. Large panels almost always lack narrative. Single person, or well rehearsed dual-speaker presentations usually have key takeaways that make the talk memorable.
SXSW is particularly bad when it comes to panel discussions. Typically one organizer has a few half-baked talking points while the other participants haven't prepared whatsoever.
- the55 12y agoYea, I am a fan of the dual-speaker "ideas person + implementation person" format of talk. That often works well. As in: "And now I'm going to hand off to my partner who can explain what's going on under the hood..."