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When you’re the one working with data, you likely know it better than anyone else. While this is great—it puts you in a fantastic position to help others derive value from it—it can also be problematic. Because when we’re close to a topic, it can be hard to detect when specialized language, acronyms, and abbreviations that all seem super obvious...


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The importance of an effective slide title cannot be overstated. Positioned in prime real estate at the top of the page, it is often where an audience’s eyes will land first. With that in mind, it is worth investing time to craft a title that introduces the content below and establishes a clear purpose. Too often, this valuable space is used for purely descriptive statements....


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I was facilitating a workshop recently when someone asked one of my favorite questions about a graph on the screen: “So… what are we supposed to take away from this?”

Such a simple—and useful—question.

One challenge was that the graph was attempting to show multiple comparisons at once, so it wasn’t clear what mattered most. To further complicate things, the data ...


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Sometimes the problem with a slide isn’t the content, rather the issues are the layout and structure. Recently, I worked with a client who had thoughtful content grounded in solid research, but the slide itself was a wall of text, making it impossible to digest and understand the message.

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