1.   Not concerned about the audience:

If you want to be an effective speaker, then you must know how to make your speech in an interesting way that keeps your audience onboard. If you want to become an effective communicator, it is your responsibility to know what your listeners want to hear from you. In the same way, in a workplace, if you are attending a meeting where you are asked to present your opinion or ideas to the company’s heads, you need to be very accurate and to the point on what you are presenting. It should be prepared in a very essential and effective manner so that the listeners [company heads] understand what you wanted to tell them as well as they got what they wanted to hear from your side. You need to be to the point and objective while speaking, instead of being too technical and subjective.

If you want to make sure that your audience are understanding what you are saying, it better to stop in-between your speech and ask them few questions related to what you have spoken about. During this time, they might give you the right answer or they might fail sometimes. So, if they haven’t understood want you have spoken, then it is you who needs to make sure your presentation is more clear and easier for them to understand.