I was invited at a conference to give a contributory talk. I was given 12 minutes to speak and 3 minutes for Q&A, but to keep my talk simple I didn't go in details (probably I spoke faster also) and finished it in ~10 minutes. I know this somewhat disturbs the flow of the schedule, but it also gives more time for discussion.

What is the general impression in such cases? Is it bad to finish your talk early?

I was invited at a conference to give a contributed talk. I was given 12 minutes to speak and 3 minutes for Q&A, but to keep my talk simple I didn't go in details (probably I spoke faster also). In all, I finished the talk in ~10 minutes. I know this somewhat disturbs the flow of the schedule, but it also gives more time for discussion.

What is the general impression in such cases? Is it bad to finish your talk early?

I was invited at a conference to give a contributory talk. I was given 12 minutes to speak and 3 minutes for Q&A, but to keep my talk simple I didn't go in details (probably I spoke faster also) and finished it in ~10 minutes. I know this somewhat disturb the flow of the schedule but it also gives more time for discussion. I want to ask, what is the general impression in such cases. Is it bad to finish your talk early?

I was invited at a conference to give a contributory talk. I was given 12 minutes to speak and 3 minutes for Q&A, but to keep my talk simple I didn't go in details (probably I spoke faster also) and finished it in ~10 minutes. I know this somewhat disturbs the flow of the schedule, but it also gives more time for discussion.

What is the general impression in such cases? Is it bad to finish your talk early?

I was invited at a conference to give a contributory talk. I was given 12 minutes to speak and 3 minutes for QA, but to keep my talk simple I didn't go in details (probably I spoke faster also) and finished it in ~10 minutes. I know this somewhat disturb the flow of the schedule but it also gives more time for discussion. I want to ask, what is the general impression in such cases. Is it bad to finish your talk early?

I was invited at a conference to give a contributory talk. I was given 12 minutes to speak and 3 minutes for Q&A, but to keep my talk simple I didn't go in details (probably I spoke faster also) and finished it in ~10 minutes. I know this somewhat disturb the flow of the schedule but it also gives more time for discussion. I want to ask, what is the general impression in such cases. Is it bad to finish your talk early?