Richard Mulholland

One of my slides (I chose a busier one intentionally). Diagrams are not bad. Bad diagrams are bad.pic.twitter.com/iDvo15JvDi

Massive overkill?! PowerPoint takes folders of images and presents them in a linear fashion, making it easy for you to navigate through at the touch of button. If anything, it’s under-kill! It makes it LESS effort.pic.twitter.com/ubj4gEwG2Y

As for the resources consumed. He’s just making that up. Importantly though that processing done by PowerPoint frees the presenter up to do their job instead of finding the next file on their desktop.pic.twitter.com/JtE6XixHuI

No. What constricts discussion is not the image on the screen, it’s the person on the stage with the mic. The situation mentioned is as true with slides as not. Also, sometimes I don’t actually want my audience to interrupt me.pic.twitter.com/86FYCi2pjy

WTF!? Really? Is that actually the built-in assumption? Clearly the author has never delivered a pitch in his life. There are questions after. Plenty of them.pic.twitter.com/s9KBGobFnU

While I’m talking about pitches, how would the author want me to deliver the pitch of an event we’re trying to win? With interpretive dance? I have to show décor, venues, speaker clips etc. Should I just have icons on my desktop?pic.twitter.com/6AjFovJAKv

What kinda crazy-ass meetings is this dude attending? I’ve been in meetings for 23 years and never heard this at all! Heck, as well as my Presentation company, I own a notebook company too (http://humanwrit.es ). They are not and never have been mutually exclusive.pic.twitter.com/MSmCun01bE

For every one great speaker that doesn’t use visuals, there are a hundred that do – and well. I eat plant-based, I could show five other celebs that eat that way too - that by itself doesn’t make it right, just right for them. https://www.bustle.com/articles/149515-32-verified-currently-vegan-celebrities …pic.twitter.com/14MryTmYzD