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Several years ago, Pentagon officials put out specific guidelines for computer presentation. They did so to force briefing officers to spend less time developing great slides – and more time developing great briefings. They were also interested in curbing the use of unnecessary PowerPoint features – like wildly zooming pictures and exotic slide transitions. Among other points, a good protocol should mandate the use of a single company template, as well as specifying how information should be arranged on a slide.
Author: Jack Whalen
Source: What’s the Point?
Original Publication: The CEO Refresher
Subject: Productivity/Work Tips
Source: What’s the Point?
Original Publication: The CEO Refresher
Subject: Productivity/Work Tips
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