Reviews
You really have to read this. It feels like a manual covering everything you need to know about presenting, whatever company, role, or setting you are in. It even explains how to use GPT, now attracting so much attention, to create a storyline—there is no other book like it. It might be a problem if everyone who reads it improves too much... but anyone who wants to grow should read it all the more.
I was shocked—the author's personality is so different from what I expected from the book! Yikes.
I am a current CEO and adjunct engineering professor. Considering presentations and every other kind of public speaking, this one book is enough. It is about more than presentations: it covers essential workplace skills such as organizing and expressing your thoughts and communicating. It is useful to revisit specific sections when needed throughout your career, not just read once. Don't be intimidated by its thickness; check the contents and start with what interests you. In presentation
I bought and read both Perfect Presentation 1 and 2, and they helped me greatly. I'm looking forward to the experience and insight included in Perfect Presentation 3.
Kim Jae-seong: Perfect Presentation 3
Perfect Presentation 3 brings the presentation techniques of strategy consultancies, big tech, and advertising agencies together in one volume. The first comprehensive presentation guide in Korea, its predecessors won acclaim for collecting the author's methods from a career at a world-leading management consultancy. The series returns with current trends and new principles, including how to use generative AI to prepare presentations and a detailed look at how global consultancies, Korea's top ad agencies, and big-tech firms prepare. It revisits every stage covered in volumes 1 and 2—planning, slide design, preparation and rehearsal, and live delivery—in greater detail. From beginner fundamentals to advanced practice, it offers a complete guide that should satisfy both returning readers and newcomers. Anyone preparing to deliver a winning presentation should own and read it.
Korean title: 퍼펙트 프리젠테이션 3
Korean author: 김재성
Korean publisher: 에이콘출판
ISBN-13: 9791161758381
Reviews
You really have to read this. It feels like a manual covering everything you need to know about presenting, whatever company, role, or setting you are in. It even explains how to use GPT, now attracting so much attention, to create a storyline—there is no other book like it. It might be a problem if everyone who reads it improves too much... but anyone who wants to grow should read it all the more.
I was shocked—the author's personality is so different from what I expected from the book! Yikes.
I am a current CEO and adjunct engineering professor. Considering presentations and every other kind of public speaking, this one book is enough. It is about more than presentations: it covers essential workplace skills such as organizing and expressing your thoughts and communicating. It is useful to revisit specific sections when needed throughout your career, not just read once. Don't be intimidated by its thickness; check the contents and start with what interests you. In presentation
I bought and read both Perfect Presentation 1 and 2, and they helped me greatly. I'm looking forward to the experience and insight included in Perfect Presentation 3.
