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We've updated the TECHWR-L Poll with a new question:
In your current TW job, how much group or public
speaking are you required to do?
* None, not even required to present in meetings
* Minimal, sometimes required to present in meetings
* Moderate, regularly present in meetings
* Considerable, do some formal presentations
* Significant, do frequent formal presentations
* Other/none of the above
Oh, you'll notice something different about the
TECHWR-L site...more on that next.... <g>
Happy Monday,
Deborah
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