We’ve all heard the joke about “death by PowerPoint”—the presenter goes on and on and on, reading (word for word) slide after PowerPoint slide of dense text. At best, the audience doesn’t learn much of anything. At worst, it’s a mind-numbing waste of an hour (or more) of their valuable (perhaps billable) time.
For the audience, it might be death by PowerPoint.
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