The document provides an evaluation rubric for elevator pitches with criteria including clarity, structure, being targeted to the appropriate audience, body language, having a clear next step, and timing of 60 seconds or less. The rubric includes questions assessors should ask themselves under each criterion when evaluating elevator pitches.
The document provides an evaluation rubric for elevator pitches with criteria including clarity, structure, being targeted to the appropriate audience, body language, having a clear next step, and timing of 60 seconds or less. The rubric includes questions assessors should ask themselves under each criterion when evaluating elevator pitches.
The document provides an evaluation rubric for elevator pitches with criteria including clarity, structure, being targeted to the appropriate audience, body language, having a clear next step, and timing of 60 seconds or less. The rubric includes questions assessors should ask themselves under each criterion when evaluating elevator pitches.
trying to convey? Is it easy to identify the main message of the Clarity presentation? Does the speaker enunciate clearly and are vocalized pauces (um, er…) not distracting?
Clearly explains who you are,
Structure what you do, and why audience should care?
Does the presenter engage the
Targeted to appropriate audience by appropriate audience highlighting relevant information and tailoring it to the listener?
Speaker makes eye contact, and
gestures and facial expression Body language adds to message and convey interest and enthusiasm?
Is it clear to listener what is next?
Is there a clear next Connect on LinkedIn, email follow step? up with information? Grab a coffee?