Public speaking, media relations

Meetings, presentations, briefings, conferences, bringing new information to subordinates, a report or a report - all this can be combined into one concept - public speaking.

Every person experiences anxiety and stiffness before public speaking. These feelings are intensified even more if you have to speak in the media, since the reaction of the audience can be different.

         Any speech is public, therefore it is necessary to disseminate reliable information in the most correct form, showing respect for the listener and not undermining the authority of the public service.

         You should not publicly express your opinion on public policy and performance issues if it:

- does not correspond to the main directions of state policy;

- discloses proprietary information that is not allowed to be made public;

-contains unethical statements about state officials.