Re:How Apple, Google, and other tech companies conspired aga...
by rightbyte on Monday April 15, 2019 @04:44PM
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Not really but I guess that's dependent on company culture. You work at a stack rank place?
Where I work Power Point is mainly used to make presentations that are easy to read on a projector screen (as it should be used).
On many places it seems to be used as a general document writer application ... so what we emotionaly associate with Power Point might differ alot.
Re:How Apple, Google, and other tech companies conspired aga...
by erikpukinskis on Tuesday April 16, 2019 @01:43PM
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Actually I think this memory of mine comes mostly from Academia about a decade ago! Not really in the workplace.
Re:How Apple, Google, and other tech companies conspired aga...
by Retra on Monday April 15, 2019 @05:34PM
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I've seen it a couple different ways. When a supervisor asks a subordinate to produce a powerpoint that the supervisor will edit/present to higher-ups, it generally looks as you describe. When a team leader produces a set of slides for their team, it's not so transparently theatric.
It has other uses but... Have you not seen what I describe? That would be a useful data point for me if true.