The common slide deck presentation - PowerPoint Tutorial

- [Instructor] All right, so let's take a look at the deck that we're going to be looking at today, and it looks like we're working on Octo Electronics All Hands for Fall of 2021. So let's take a quick gander at what we got here. It looks like we have a state of the union slide. Then we have a whole bunch of texts, a whole bunch of stats here. They're the leader. It looks like there's some good stuff and some bad stuff that's going on in the state of union, okay. And it looks like they have an announcement for some new offices. And another thing I'm noticing is all this text is kind of in this weird, all capitals format. So that's something I want to fix eventually. And they have some big changes going on. So that's good. That'll be something strong we can work on. And it looks like we have, oh, a really blurry, stretched out picture here for their new ad campaign. We're going to have to fix that. And, oh my, that's pretty bad. We have a really blurry chart that can barely make out for their sales are up slide. So we are going to have to work on that. And it looks like there's some other stuff that's hidden down here. So basically, maybe there's about eight slides of content right now. Now, this is for their All Hands deck, so I'm sure this is going to probably be at least an hour. So eight slides is probably not going to cut it. So it's not about the slide count, but it's really about breaking this stuff down and making it a little bit more palatable for this All Hands. So this is the deck we're going to take. This is what we're going to start with, and by the end of this, we are going to make this deck into something way, way better than this, for sure.