85Overall

Excellent Speaker

Speaking analysis/sample report

Q4 Kickoff — Where We're Going

Tesfatseyon 04 Nov 2026, 12:56 10m 0s analysed

Across 10m 0s of analysed delivery you scored 85/100. Polished and credible. A few refinements would make it unforgettable. eye contact carried the session at 91, while hand gestures sat lowest at 69. You used 14 pauses — that's a good sign of composure.

Presentation rubric — Stage delivery — reach, movement and projection that carry to the back row.

Excellent Speaker

Elite delivery

Confidence

84/100

Leadership presence

85/100

Communication

83/100

Engagement

87/100

Six-dimension profile

shape

Shape beats averages: a balanced profile reads as composure.

Pillar breakdown

weights

Eye contact80% lens time91

Posture5.4° avg lean90

Gestures8/min69

Voice155 wpm81

Expression20% smiling80

confidence = 0.30·eye + 0.25·posture + 0.20·gestures + 0.15·voice + 0.10·expression

Session timeline

10:00 · per second

low 74 at 00:16 peak 96 at 08:10

Session timeline values by time for selected metrics
Time (s)	Confidence	Engagement	Leadership
0	78	83	79
4	77	84	77
8	78	83	77
12	75	83	82
16	74	81	84
20	77	78	84
24	79	81	84
28	77	79	84
32	77	79	86
36	76	78	85
40	77	77	85
44	78	78	85
48	77	79	85
52	80	85	85
56	81	84	84
60	84	79	87
64	83	81	86
68	82	79	86
72	82	77	86
76	79	74	85
80	78	77	84
84	79	80	86
88	79	81	84
92	79	84	86
96	78	82	87
100	80	84	85
104	81	84	85
108	83	85	88
112	80	82	88
116	80	86	88
120	80	86	84
124	78	83	85
128	76	85	86
132	77	82	81
136	76	83	82
140	78	82	86
144	79	83	83
148	81	81	81
152	85	80	83
156	83	85	84
160	80	85	82
164	82	89	84
168	85	89	88
172	83	85	90
176	82	85	90
180	82	87	93
184	83	89	90
188	81	86	93
192	77	89	91
196	78	87	87

What is working

keep

Magnetic eye contact

You held the lens 80% of the time across only 9 breaks — that reads as trust and conviction.

Grounded, authoritative stance

Shoulders stayed level (3.2° slope) and you were upright 80% of the session.

Steady vocal control

Volume consistency 68/100 at 155 wpm, with pitch movement of 4.8 semitones.

Warm, readable expression

Your face was active 46% of the range available, with a smile present 20% of the time.

Leadership presence

Presence scored 85/100 — the combination of gaze, stillness and vocal command people read as seniority.

What is costing you

fix next

Gestures need more range

8 gestures per minute is under the expressive range. Give each key idea one deliberate hand beat.

Push for the next level

Your weakest pillar is 69/100. A single 10-minute drill focused there moves the composite score more than anything else.

Hold the standard you just set

You are at 84/100 for confidence. Repeat this same brief tomorrow — consistency is what turns a good session into a reliable habit.

Gaze & face

vision

Eye contact80%

Gaze breaks9avg 1.4s

Blink rate19/min

Smiling20%

Expression range46/100

Head stability85%

Face visible96%

Posture & movement

pose

Alignment94/100

Upright80%

Average lean5.4°

Shoulder slope3.2°

Head over shoulders80%

Sway index12/100

Hands visible68%

Gesture openness1.3ratio

Voice & rhythm

audio

Speaking rate155wpm

Pace sourcetranscript

Speaking time76%

Volume consistency68/100

Pitch variation4.8 st

Pauses142 long

Avg pause0.9s

Filler rate1.1/100w

Emotional read

52 blendshapes

Neutral44%

Warm26%

Surprised8%

Concerned8%

Anxious8%

Tense6%

Dominant state: Neutral. A neutral or slightly warm baseline reads as credible; long stretches of tension or fear read as discomfort on camera.

You vs. the room

benchmark

Eye contact91 vs 54

Posture90 vs 61

Gestures69 vs 49

Vocal delivery81 vs 58

Expression80 vs 52

Engagement87 vs 56

Benchmarks are reference bands drawn from typical untrained speakers — directional context, not a competitive ranking.

Transcript & filler words

1180 words

um×6like×4you know×2right×1

Good morning everyone, and thank you for making the time today. When I joined this team eighteen months ago, the question I heard most often was a simple one: where are we actually going? Not what are we shipping next quarter, but where are we going. Um, so today I want to answer that directly. We are moving from a company that reacts to a company that anticipates. That shift is, like, the whole strategy in one sentence. Over the next two quarters we will invest in three places. First, the platform work that lets us see demand before it arrives. Second, the team that turns those signals into decisions. And third, the discipline to say no to everything else. You know, saying no is the part we have historically struggled with. Every request feels urgent. Every customer feels important, and they are. But focus is not a lack of care, it is a form of respect for the work that matters most. So here is the commitment I am making to you. We will publish the priorities, we will protect the time, and we will measure the outcomes honestly. If we get this right, next year we will not be asking where we are going. We will be asking whether we can move faster. Thank you.

Your next three drills

ordered by impact

0110–20 purposeful gestures per minute, hands in frame

One idea, one gesture

Gesture effectiveness is 69/100 at 8 beats per minute.

drill

Script three key points. For each, decide the single hand shape that carries it, and hold that shape until the sentence ends.

02Smile present 15–40% of the session

Face-first warm-up

Expression scored 80/100 with smiling 20% of the session.

drill

Before recording, tell the story of your day out loud with exaggerated facial reactions for 60 seconds. Then present and keep 30% of that range.

03Consistency ≥ 75/100 and no trailing sentence endings

Diaphragm + pause ladder

Vocal delivery is 81/100; volume consistency 68/100.

drill

Read a paragraph three times: whisper, conversational, then projected to the back wall. Record all three and listen for whether the final words still have air.

Generated by the VisionSpeak behavioural engine · 600 one-second samples · sample dataset

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Dimension	Score
Eye contact	91
Posture	90
Gestures	69
Voice	81
Expression	80
Engagement	87

Time (s)	Confidence	Engagement	Leadership
0	78	83	79
4	77	84	77
8	78	83	77
12	75	83	82
16	74	81	84
20	77	78	84
24	79	81	84
28	77	79	84
32	77	79	86
36	76	78	85
40	77	77	85
44	78	78	85
48	77	79	85
52	80	85	85
56	81	84	84
60	84	79	87
64	83	81	86
68	82	79	86
72	82	77	86
76	79	74	85
80	78	77	84
84	79	80	86
88	79	81	84
92	79	84	86
96	78	82	87
100	80	84	85
104	81	84	85
108	83	85	88
112	80	82	88
116	80	86	88
120	80	86	84
124	78	83	85
128	76	85	86
132	77	82	81
136	76	83	82
140	78	82	86
144	79	83	83
148	81	81	81
152	85	80	83
156	83	85	84
160	80	85	82
164	82	89	84
168	85	89	88
172	83	85	90
176	82	85	90
180	82	87	93
184	83	89	90
188	81	86	93
192	77	89	91
196	78	87	87

Time (s)	Confidence	Engagement	Leadership
0	78	83	79
4	77	84	77
8	78	83	77
12	75	83	82
16	74	81	84
20	77	78	84
24	79	81	84
28	77	79	84
32	77	79	86
36	76	78	85
40	77	77	85
44	78	78	85
48	77	79	85
52	80	85	85
56	81	84	84
60	84	79	87
64	83	81	86
68	82	79	86
72	82	77	86
76	79	74	85
80	78	77	84
84	79	80	86
88	79	81	84
92	79	84	86
96	78	82	87
100	80	84	85
104	81	84	85
108	83	85	88
112	80	82	88
116	80	86	88
120	80	86	84
124	78	83	85
128	76	85	86
132	77	82	81
136	76	83	82
140	78	82	86
144	79	83	83
148	81	81	81
152	85	80	83
156	83	85	84
160	80	85	82
164	82	89	84
168	85	89	88
172	83	85	90
176	82	85	90
180	82	87	93
184	83	89	90
188	81	86	93
192	77	89	91
196	78	87	87

Time (s)	Confidence	Engagement	Leadership
0	78	83	79
4	77	84	77
8	78	83	77
12	75	83	82
16	74	81	84
20	77	78	84
24	79	81	84
28	77	79	84
32	77	79	86
36	76	78	85
40	77	77	85
44	78	78	85
48	77	79	85
52	80	85	85
56	81	84	84
60	84	79	87
64	83	81	86
68	82	79	86
72	82	77	86
76	79	74	85
80	78	77	84
84	79	80	86
88	79	81	84
92	79	84	86
96	78	82	87
100	80	84	85
104	81	84	85
108	83	85	88
112	80	82	88
116	80	86	88
120	80	86	84
124	78	83	85
128	76	85	86
132	77	82	81
136	76	83	82
140	78	82	86
144	79	83	83
148	81	81	81
152	85	80	83
156	83	85	84
160	80	85	82
164	82	89	84
168	85	89	88
172	83	85	90
176	82	85	90
180	82	87	93
184	83	89	90
188	81	86	93
192	77	89	91
196	78	87	87