10 tips for presenting comms results - Kademy - chunk 8

be. 2. Determine how much information you should share You don’t need to report all your results. Even if you think all 50 questions from your survey are really interesting, it’s unlikely everyone in the room will feel the same and you’ll start to see their eyes glazing over very quickly. It’s your job to do the hard work – to do the analysis and interpret the results to create meaning for your audience. 3. Don’t present raw numbers Presenting pages and pages of numbers won’t make you look smart.