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AF - regarding communication, I get into this one a lot. You cited the 3 points on a ppt rule, which I hear a lot. But I also feel there are occasions where a PPT will be printed/saved by a client and taken away from the meeting. In those cases, isn't it also important that the message is not lost if the deck needs to stand alone? I see both sides, and I make both types of decks depending on my message and audience... but would you be in the camp that says the busy / stand-alone type is never appropriate?
The ones I hate the most are the people who read that awful "presentation zen" book that says just put a photo that has nothing to do with anything on the slide and talk about what you want... miserable.
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I've heard that one before.