Presentation skills in S.A. leads to favourable business presentations if you work hard at it. But in order to really achieve this highly desirable situation, a presenter needs to add one more arrow to his quiver of presentation skills - the ability to speak clearly and fluently. The audience must be able to hear every word spoken by the presenter and if necessary an aspiring public presenter should spend hours practicing and perfecting his presentation, pronunciation and diction. Presentation skills in S.A. also include a few more commandments and one of those states that the presentation must be delivered at a proper speed. Too slow delivery will induce yawns and some of the listeners might even doze off while too fast delivery will leave the audience gasping with exertion at attempting to keep pace with the presenter. Neither will, quite obviously serve the purpose of the presenter and the entire presentation will be a complete waste of efforts. Proper body language is also equally important in creating a favorable impression among the audience and the presenter should always come through as a cool, collected and confident person. Audience, as is normal with every person, loves to be pampered and a presenter can do wonders to self reputation by not only eliciting and fielding questions from listeners but also making notes (obviously right there standing on the podium in full view of entire audience) of all those suggestions that seem to be novel or out of the ordinary.  This gesture is strictly not a part of presentation skills in S.A. as they are commonly known, but is equally effective as any of the others described above.