清晨朗读2981：Your conference-survival handbook

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今天的练习内容来自 《经济学人》 ，是一篇「参会存活指南」。

很多朋友都参加过研讨会之类的会议。这些会议往往持续时间较长，很多时候觉得听了很久但没学到什么知识。本文就是针对这种情况给出的建议。

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Your conference-survival handbook

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Do turn up every day. But do not expect a prize for being a super-attender. If some form of presenteeism is required—ie, if you are accompanying your boss—apply the “first round” rule: stand up and ask a decent question early in a session, ideally near a photographer. Like getting the first round at the bar, people will remember you well after you have left.

Choose your seat wisely. Too close to the front and you cannot escape a dull session, too near the back and nobody will see you. As in aeroplanes, avoid the middle of rows. Standing in the wings offers maximum flexibility (though it brings the risk of an organiser asking you to sit down once all the good seats have been taken).

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https://www.economist.com/business/2024/07/04/your-conference-survival-handbook

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