Conference talks fail on scope and on time. This settles the single thing the audience should leave with, builds the slides afterwards rather than first, and rehearses out loud against a clock — which is the only way to find out it is eight minutes long.
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One argument, rehearsed against a clock.
Before opening a slide editor.
Out loud, timed, at least twice.
Reading it in your head takes about two-thirds of the real length, which is exactly how a twenty-minute slot becomes a rushed twenty-eight.\n\nDecide the argument before the slides. Starting in the slide editor produces a deck that covers the work and never quite makes a point.
Chapters as milestones, writing as a routine, and a supervisor who sees drafts early.
Find the question, read enough to know it is a real one, and set up how you work.
Search, read, and synthesise as three separate jobs, with a stopping rule.
The case, the budget and the paperwork, all working back from a deadline that does not move.
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