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Have you ever sat through a presentation where the slides felt cluttered, inconsistent, or just plain dull? It’s frustrating, isn’t it? Yet, creating polished, professional slides doesn’t have to be ...

If you've stuck with Microsoft's productivity suite for years, there's finally a legitimate reason to switch, especially if you're looking to save some cash without sacrificing quality. Google Slides, ...

Jeff Bezos doesn't want to sit through your PowerPoint presentations. It doesn't matter what kind of transitions, GIFs or fancy fonts you might have used, the Amazon founder doesn't want to see it. To ...

With the holidays approaching, you might want to throw your own PowerPoint party with your friends and loved ones. So Polygon caught up with Smartypants host Rekha Shankar to get her tips on throwing ...

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Whether you’re presenting a slideshow to your executives, clients, or peers, you want to convey your message clearly and successfully, and at the very least prove that you know how to use PowerPoint.

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