Recent photos
That moon looks as if it’s pasted in, doesn’t it?
(photo taken 22:09 – 10:09pm – during our recent weekend in Sweden)
Roses are red!
…or orange
(and yes, they do smell nice!)
Experimental Blog 1 of - well, you tell me how many it takes to get the hang of elegant publishing the blogging way...
That moon looks as if it’s pasted in, doesn’t it?
(photo taken 22:09 – 10:09pm – during our recent weekend in Sweden)
Roses are red!
…or orange
(and yes, they do smell nice!)
I’ve been asked to do a presentation on a products’ performance to The Big Guys. The brief is rather well-defined: Tell the story in 1–2 slides, including sales, graph(s), potentials in short and long term and conclude.
1–2 slides?
I mean, 1–2 slides ??
That will require a 9 point font, 16 lines per slides and charts squeezed into corners.
Not something I know how to wrestle myself to do. I tend to put some pride in presenting well – and everything I know about cognitive models yells that this is not what I want to do.
But if top brass have gotten so used to seeing stuff this way (*shudder*) and as they’re going to get the material in advance to prepare on – is that what I have to do anyway?
I believe I will force myself to compromise quite heavily in what I believe is the wrong direction – I’ll have to use more than two slides but I’ll make myself force enough information on each to keep it down to a (in their terms) acceptable minimum of slides.
No 10-20-30 rule here...
*sigh*
Labels: Office, PowerPoint, Presentation
Just grrrr’d over one of mine: Sending a document to the printer, walking out there – hmmm, it’s out of paper.
Then, after reloading, the rest (something like the 90% left) of somebody’s huge printjob starts rolling off. In colour and both-sides-of-the-paper print. And 16 copies.
Grrrr.
What’s your favourite office peeve(s)?