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  2. Power Through Presentations: Tips and Tricks To Build a Better Slide Deck

Power Through Presentations: Tips and Tricks to Build a Better Slide Deck

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  • Author: Balser, Andy
    Summary:

    Power Through Presentations is a light-hearted but practical guide to overcome one of the most common challenges that faces millions of business professionals today: translating ideas into sleek presentations. Other books target presenters who are taking the stage to speak to a room full of people. But most of us create a presentation deck that is then emailed or reviewed over the phone. There’s a massive underserved market of business professionals who need help to create effective PowerPoint® slides in their day-to-day work. Some common challenges are addressed:
    • How can I turn facts and data into compelling visual images?
    • How can I create a concise project update to review with my boss?
    • I have a ton of detail on this service we’re going to launch. What’s the best way to explain it so it’s understood even when I’m not there to speak to it?
    • Where can I get a useful PowerPoint® examples without researching for hours?

    Genre: Canadian nonfiction, Business and economics, Computer science, Self-help publications
    Original Publisher: ECW Press
    Language(s): English
    ISBN:

    9781770903487

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Abstract

Power Through Presentations is a light-hearted but practical guide to overcome one of the most common challenges that faces millions of business professionals today: translating ideas into sleek presentations. Other books target presenters who are taking the stage to speak to a room full of people. But most of us create a presentation deck that is then emailed or reviewed over the phone. There’s a massive underserved market of business professionals who need help to create effective PowerPoint® slides in their day-to-day work. Some common challenges are addressed:
• How can I turn facts and data into compelling visual images?
• How can I create a concise project update to review with my boss?
• I have a ton of detail on this service we’re going to launch. What’s the best way to explain it so it’s understood even when I’m not there to speak to it?
• Where can I get a useful PowerPoint® examples without researching for hours?

Genre
Canadian nonfiction
Business and economics
Computer science
Self-help publications
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ECW Press

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