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I liked that almost everyone approached responsibly, listened, gave feedback. According to the feedback, I could see what I need to work on, what I need to improve on.It was also very useful to see how others perceive my presentation because in my head there are some moments that I consider important/cool, but the guys noticed others. Thank you for this experience, it was really useful and worth the time spent. 🙌🏻

I finished the presentation training program and want to say - thank you very much! It is an incredible experience and emotions)) On my first presentation I shook like a leaf, then by the end I became much more confident and relaxed. I was very glad that I was able to speak in front of people, and I also received a lot of positive feedback from my peers. It was a very useful experience for me. Thank you for everything!

Thank you for the impulse to practice. As a result, I've put together 3 large case studies. Before this, I spent a year trying to research information, analyzing other people's portfolios, watching dozens of videos on YouTube, writing case structures and more stuff like that. But I never got down to business because writing a huge case study can be overwhelming. And there's an even bigger struggle bc I understand that no one will read it. Your course really focused things and the 'elephant' turned out to be not so big anymore. After live presentations, I understood what and how to describe and put together a portfolio based on the presentations. It turned out great.

Dear Presentum authors! Thank you very much for the course. I read it a couple of times, each time rewrote the theses and storytelling differently, based specifically on case studies, interactions with the team, and my contribution. I currently have a bias towards the descriptive part rather than the graphics in my presentations. In one case, a feature looks like a small thing, but there's a lot under the hood. I'll think about how to add graphics. It's great when you answer questions on each case, it helps me understand how to better tell the story in my portfolio ✨💛

It became a lot easier to speak each time. At first I was shy of my English and pronunciation and stumbled often, then I stopped paying attention to it and concentrated more on the meaning. Now I even remember to breathe between sentences))

It was difficult for me to shift the focus from the product to myself. The guys pointed out to me that it is important to convey the value of specifically myself as a designer, not just talk about the finished product in a presentation.

After reading the theory in the guide, I revisited the previously written case study descriptions and reorganized the accents. Overall, I structured how to most convincingly organize the story about my work.

And of course, it was very interesting and useful to listen to other people's presentations. Almost more useful than receiving feedback on myself.

Very cool guide. I've read it several times this month. I made a mind map to understand it better. At first everything seems clear and understandable, but proper understanding comes when you practice with other people.