I really thought I had found the worst Powerpoint ever presented by a CEO that should know better. But Seth Godin has found a worthy contestant.
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That truly is ugly. But I’ve started to get used to it. That’s the kind of presentations all teachers use at my university. For the last couple years, I haven’t had to buy a single book. Read through the powerpoints before an exam and you’re ready to go. And I mean read. Like 100 pages crammed full of size 12 text per presentation. No kidding.
“100 pages crammed full of size 12 text per presentation”. LOL.
Seems they missed Seth Godin’s “Really bad powerpoint” (pdf) rule no. 1:
“No more than six words on a slide. EVER.”