It's Q&A time for your presentation/meeting agenda item/talk/etc, and the thing you fear happens: you get a question and you have *no* idea how to answer it! In this Two Minute Communication Tip, I give you a few ways to handle this situation gracefully ...without letting them see you sweat or stammer!
How to Answer Unprepared Questions with Confidence
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