Andrew Tarvin: Humor That Works

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Why add humor to your presentation? If you ad humor, the presentation is not your normal boring lecture ending with death by PowerPoint or coma by Keynote. Just about content can be spruced up by connecting it to something more interesting. ... Any time you have to explain a concept at work, whether it be while training on your product or service, describing what you do, or explaining to your boss why their ridiculous request isn’t physically possible, referencing funny can be a great way to make your message stick. By connecting any topic to a more interesting one, the audience is more likely to stay engaged. Creating such an association is a lot easier than most people realize when you follow three primary guidelines. Check out more on our trainings https://teams.humorthatworks.com/ See more

Me when I'm done at a restaurant: "Check, please." Me when I want someone to see if there's a monster in my closet: "Check, please." Me when I'm reviewing the day at court: ... "Check please." See more

We at Humor That Works are incredibly passionate about humor in the workplace, and not because it’s just fun. We care about humor because humor work benefits are real! Involving humor in your workplace culture helps you be more effective with your fellow human beings and increase happiness at work. So with that in mind, here are Humor That Works’ 30 Benefits of using Humor at Work, backed by academic research, business psychology case studies, and real-world... examples. We organized the 30 humor work benefits into the 6 core aspects of work Execution, Thinking, Communication, Connection, Leadership and Health. Check out more on our blog post! https://bit.ly/2L0Z9AH

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