There’s been a few ppt articles recently and one sent to me by our GTP from the NY Times. One of the articles directs my back to Guy Kawasaki’s blog (inevitable when you read anything ppt) and his 10/20/30 Rule of PowerPoint. It should be noted that the 10/20/30 remains some of the best guilelines for ppt and would improve many middle leader meetings I am sure.
Keep your presentation to 10 slides. Keep your presentation to 20 minutes. Don’t use anything smaller than a 30 point font.
There’s been a few ppt articles recently and one sent to me by our GTP from the NY Times. One of the articles directs my back to Guy Kawasaki’s blog (inevitable when you read anything ppt) and his 10/20/30 Rule of PowerPoint. It should be noted that the 10/20/30 remains some of the best guilelines for ppt and would improve many middle leader meetings I am sure.