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Should I Share My Slides?

Speakipedia Posted on January 19, 2024 by Dave BrickerApril 26, 2024
Should I Share My Slides?

Should you share your slides? Not if they’re good—and here’s why: If your slides are well-designed, their purpose is to accompany you. When you disconnect your slides from your talk you end up with: Bullet points that lack explanations And … More ☛

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