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My Power Point Story… Anshul Punetha

A Story About Power Point

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My Power Point Story…

Anshul Punetha

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B School – 2005 – 2007 : Self assessment of Power point skills

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Reality : I was making slide documents !!

Except I did not know this is what they were called !

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Corporate presentations however, turned out to be different…

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Data Heavy, Excel Table content came to the fore…

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Turned out I had many miles to go…

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So I shifted styles… from slocuments to slexcels !

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Little Realising That There Could Be Method To the Madness….

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Till I changed jobs..and suddenly found myself in an unfamiliar place..

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Pushed back for my slexcels & slocuments, I realised I had to do something…

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Help Was Sought from all quarters..

most importantly, Colleagues…

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And I realized that there are …

Presentation Types

That seek to That seek a

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Both conform to a few ground rules

• Consistency – – Font Size (Header and body text to have different sizes) – Header and text alignment (use the grid) – Few words (light is faster than sound – ppl read faster than the presenter can speak)

• Image usage – – Impactful – Relevant – << words

• Story telling –

– Set the context – Create a crisis – Show a solution – Deploy it – Demonstrate results – Seek money for scaling up

Different steps relevant to both presentation types

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But Enough of Theory… Let’s see an example…

• How to choose a car….

• So many models…with different positioning

• Which one’s the right one ?

– 2 slide outputs – 1 pre and post knowledge each

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Pre – Knowledge Output

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Options .

1- Renault Fluence.

2- Mahindra XUV 500.

3- Mahindra Thar Jeep.

4-Volksvagen Polo.

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Fluence.

Arrive in style .

Pros

Perfectly aerodynamic body with great finishing.

Great for office use.

Engine , mileage, price , pick up, safety are normal .

Cons

Quite tough to maintain its figure in city like Gurgaon .

Was not a big success in the car market .

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The cars we drive say a lot about us…

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Post – Knowledge Phase Output

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The cars we drive say a lot about us…

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So, What Do You Want Your Car to Say?

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Fluence : Arrive In Style

Premium, Upscale Solid Engineering

No Petrol version AT in top model only

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A Sample Pre Presentation Checklist (1/2)

• Understand – what kind of presentation is to be made – what outcome is desired – who are the audience – How much time is available ? – Possible questions from audience – Et cetera

• Plot a story (write it down in longhand if needed) and phrase

answers to possible interjections

• Think of the images required (search takes time and effort)

• Budget time for search, data availability, data analysis and iterations

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• Segment presentation into sections – Keep a slide as a breaker between sections

• Consistent font sizes and alignment – Use the grid

• Work smart - copy pasting same elements like headlines retains position on different slides

– Ideally use max 2 fonts

• Real estate usage – Employ 4 boxes / 2 boxes to showcase information

– Reduce text

– Impactful images work better

• Slide ROE : Re use a slide as much as possible !!!

A Sample Pre Presentation Checklist (2/2)

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