It is uncommon for millennials to spend time developing their public speaking skills outside of structured schoolwork and required courses for their careers, but they should consider honing their skills in other ways. According to Statistic Brain, 74% of people suffer from glossophobia, or a fear of public speaking. Beyond a fear of public speaking, most millennials don’t find themselves with opportunities to develop their skills, since so many careers use written communication as the primary medium. Public Speaking Is A Rare Talent Among MillennialsEspecially in a tech-dominated world where few people excel in the spotlight, effective communication skills come at a premium. Public Speaking Skills Give You A Competitive Business EdgeWhether you are an entrepreneur or work for a company, there are numerous areas where public speaking opportunities add value.

Source: Forbes February 08, 2017 18:30 UTC