Dumb-founded.
This was how one of my classmates said he was like while listening to my report in our Strategic Management Philosophies class this day.
"Wow!" I didn't expect that comment. I actually thought I was the least educated in class, considering most of them are DBA students. My topic was Strategic Management Process, and when I studied for my presentation, I thought, everything was new to me (because my major is Public Administration, and my focus is on Communication)-- the terms, the jargon, etc. So before my report, I thought, what right do I have to present a topic which most of them already know for sure?
I also used case analysis of the Google 's experience in China, in relation to its popular mantra, "Don't do Evil."
But I guess, it's the delivery that mattered the most in the presentation. I'm just lucky to be a Comm. major. They appreciated the way I explained and acknowledged their participation in my presentation.
That was also, perhaps, why my professor said "Very Good!" after my presentation. [But I didn't finish the whole report due to lack of time... I need to continue next Saturday]
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