Introduction: After all the information at our disposal, we are finally completing our knowledge on how to communicate effectively and prepare for a future in business. The last key topic to cover is how to effectively develop a presentation at work and how to challenge ourselves to achieve advanced goals in life. The final objectives we will cover will cover how to identify the purpose of a presentation; build a presentation; crucial workplace advancement decision; and how to affiliate with professional associations and obtain professional certifications. Overall, the information discussed will enable us all to be successful in the future. Key Points: Compared to other workplace projects, use a brainstorming method for a presentation before writing it. The individual who manipulates the idea that is to be included in the presentation must first find the purpose behind the presentation. This means gathering key points or essential details to organize. Once the information is organized, the individual can review the presentation requirements and find the most efficient way to structure the presentation. After the individual has achieved these goals, he or she can begin trying delivery techniques. Techniques that could be used are how to bring your voice to a large area; how to create openness in body language and correct eye contact. Taking time for purpose, organization, structure, and techniques demonstrates professionalism. When training to become a professional in the workplace you need to understand and be able to effectively use different computer programs for exceptional presentations. The individual has researched the vital points to create a skill… middle of the paper… knowledge of key ideas and skills with your company. If you show your employer that you are willing to take the necessary step to achieve all your desired goals, they will see you as a team player. Bottom line: Companies today want employees who are motivated and willing to work hard to achieve their goals. Being a team player starts from the moment you are hired to do a job. Never think of any project or presentation as a small or undesirable task. Express empathy for taking on additional tasks that may be offered to you. This will promote an image of professionalism and teamwork. Don't be intimidated by an oral presentation or preparing for a meeting. Have the skills and knowledge to fabricate a presentation; show a desire for improvement; and be connected to professional committees and degrees. Now you are a desired product, selling your skills to a growing company.