A good resume can be your business calling card and should convey your experience and expertise to others. I've reviewed hundreds of student and experienced professional resumes and it always amazes me what people accomplish throughout their careers. Yet often times the format of the resume fights [Read More]
This week I have the privilege of featuring a talented management consultant and communications guru, Bryan Komornik. Bryan is a Manager with Invoyent based in Chicago with an impressive track record of clients and projects under his belt. A few weeks back, Bryan and I were exchanging tips and tri [Read More]
This article is part three of a three-part series on PowerPoint Rules of the Road. You can read rule one and two that covers recommendations and tips on slide deck format and flow. Fiber The Main Point Ironically, the content of the slides is the last component I generally look at. Only after all [Read More]
This article is part two of a three-part series on PowerPoint Rules of the Road. You can read rule one here that covers recommendations and tips on slide deck format. Flow The Storyline Imagine watching 2 minutes of a sitcom, 1 minute of a reality show, 3 minutes of the news and 5 minutes of a docu [Read More]
It's not often that I rant (well, not THAT often at least) but I have a few things I have to get off my chest regarding slide deck creation (also known as PowerPoint). Like many of of my consulting and professorial colleagues, I spend a lot of time working in the medium of Microsoft PowerPoint and [Read More]
