Users of PowerPoint like it because it's easy to create and modify presentations and that's the good news. The bad news is when you are on the other side of the presentation - in the audience as a salesperson at a kick-off, or as a prospective customer in a sales or marketing presentation or in a business setting.
The fact that it's easy to create presentations is part of the problem with the whole Powerpoint metaphor. To be more accurate, it's easy to create bad presentations in PowerPoint.
I attend a lot of sales kick-offs events to run Whiteboardselling enablement to train people in visual story-telling using a whiteboard and I see many Powerpoint presentations in the course of the day or so I am in attendance.
I have been thinking about the persistence of the average Powerpoint slide that I see at these events (maybe an image combined with...




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