PowerPoint
Microsoft's presentation software used for creating slide shows and business presentations.
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"It's like a boring one, but one of those that a lot of us still spend time in PowerPoint, and changing them is pretty annoying."
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"These days I make all my slides using HTML with AI instead of manually in PowerPoint or Google Slides."
More from Peter Yang →"We just like plastered a PowerPoint with like so many of these slogans and he was like wow this is amazing"
More from Max Junestrand →"And I figured out like the PowerPoint animation. I showed their graph with a flashing X in it."
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"It might be presentations using PowerPoint. But I need you to find a medium or a platform that you think you could be in the top 1% of and try and get to the top .1%."
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"to be great with PowerPoint to be any narrative form the place to start is to be able to write well"
"Tell me how far has PowerPoint advanced since 2023? They added Copilot. Anything else?"
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"every app for work whether it's Google Sheets or PowerPoint or anything like that the primary users of the next generation of that type of software is going to be agents"
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"I spent my life sitting next to people on airplanes saying how can I make PowerPoint do X"
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"I don't know that when people think I work hard, it's, you know, I was crunching more Excel models or building more PowerPoint."
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"Over the weekend usage of WXP. So, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft PowerPoint, the non-communication tools overtakes Teams messages as employees finally carve out time for uninterrupted focus work."
More from Cal Newport →"I think these tools are going to eat the market of more traditional UI-focused tools like a PowerPoint or some of these more traditional tools. I create all my slides with agents now."
"She said she liked to talk to all the stakeholders, pull it into a PowerPoint, then over the course of a couple weeks, make sure everybody's on the same page."
"It's something that happens in every PowerPoint presentation everywhere throughout the world. It's the most moronic thing ever."
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