Nensa Arzuaga's "Implementing A Happy Culture At Essay

¶ … Nensa Arzuaga's "Implementing a Happy Culture at a Workplace." Critique and rate the speaker's use of vocal variety, vocal fillers, and jargon or slang (delivery).

Score = 1

Unfortunately, this presentation has no speaker notes. Therefore, the presentation lacks vocal variety. There is actually very little verbal content in the presentation, which requires speaker notes. Therefore, delivery comes across as being poor.

Critique and rate the speaker's introduction.

Score = 2

The speaker does offer his or her name in the title slide, which also offers the title of the presentation. This fulfills both Rule 1 and Rule 2 of the 12 S's in "Guidelines for Professional Communication."...

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The introduction would be better if it offered more of an outline. Rule 4 of "Guidelines for Professional Communication" suggests that the speaker should state the focus of the presentation.
3. Critique and rate the content of the speaker's presentation.

Score = 2

Rule 3 of the 12 S's in "Guidelines for Professional Communication" is specificity. Indeed, the presenter does offer a specific topic, which is how to keep workers happy or to create a happy workplace environment. Rule 8 of the 12 S's is also fulfilled, as the presenter offers an email address as contact information. Moreover, rule 5 states that the presentation should be…

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