The Presentation Secrets of Steve Jobs: How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience

Good overview of presenter techniques, using Steve Jobs as an example of a great presenter. Essentially the image-heavy, single concept per slide, engaging, "fun" style which is pretty widely accepted now (vs old style hierarchical bullets). There are a bunch of specific good tips throughout, so even for an experienced presenter it is a worthwhile book.

In general, this book had a lot of great presentation tips relevant especially to people in the business world but also to me as a teacher. The ideas are really simple to grasp, but Gallo uses more examples than really necessarily, frequently resummarizing the same Jobs presentation in multiple chapters as an example of multiple strategies. The book itself is supposed to be structured like a Jobs presentation, but it lost its elegance with all of the filler that had to be added for it to be a proper book, rather than a manual. Still, I highly recommend for anyone interested in improving their presentation skills.

Nice book ...

Suffers from some repetition, but I think it's practical, insightful, and an easy read.

Hope it has effect on my presentations. Steve is a master !

Very insightful telling of skills and principles of presentations, if not the character of Stephen Jobs himself. Any presenter or teacher can never acquire too much from quality authors such as Gallo.

I got a lot of good tips from this book, which will come in handy since I recently rejoined Toastmasters! Steve Jobs was a master presenter, that's for sure. RIP.

Great ideas, nicely presented. Able to utilize in classes and presentations.

How to Be Insanely Great in Front of Any Audience