Tip 263: Have your own questions ready
Some audiences will be slow to ask questions. To get them warmed up, you may want to begin with a question or two of your own.
"I often get asked how we can increase the yield of the TDPS sub-process in a low-pressure catalytic environment. That’s a very good question because…"
Another way to seed the question & answer session is to leave a list a potential questions with a colleague, co-worker or friend in the audience. If no one else is forthcoming in asking questions, this person can start the ball rolling by asking your pre-prepared questions.
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