Problem
I read an article in Entrepreneur.com by author Kim Lanchance Shandrow titled, "10 Questions to Ask When Creating a Killer PowerPoint Presentation" I directly quote the article as follows:
"As an entrepreneur, speaking at influential industry trade shows and conferences positions your products and services center stage, exactly where you want your brand to be.
When done right, showcasing your brand in a dynamic presentation can reel in new customers, attract capital and generate positive media buzz. When done wrong, well, just ask Michael Bay and the folks at Samsung.
Your PowerPoint (or Prezi or Keynote) presentation slides have to be spot-on. This goes for whether you're presenting at a big conference or for customers or colleagues. Not only do carefully planned slides help you stay on-topic, but more importantly, they help you tell a memorable story that informs, engages, and hopefully even inspires your audience to do business with you."
Based on what you have learned within the PowerPoint chapter, do you agree with Kim? If yes, why? If not, why? Do you see yourself applying what you have learned and using it as an academic student and in your career/profession and how would you apply it as a student or in your career/profession?