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The Denison Organizational Culture Survey provides a mechanism for enhancing organizational effectiveness by refining its corporate culture. What is the Denison Organizational Culture Survey? How to Conduct a Denison Culture Survey? MORE
That's because of its surveys conducted by its Polling Institute. The aura created by those heavily cited surveys extends to that whole institution of higher education. So, it probably has occurred to you to do your own survey. If you are only interested in putting one toe in the water, you can check out the free surveys you can do on Survey Monkey. Statistics from surveys fit right in. MORE
Surveys, even the mundane ones, get our attention. Some of us posit that part of public relations firm Edelman's success is rooted in its elaborate annual trust survey. In its own survey of the growth among public relations firms, StevensGouldPincus (SGP) indicates, "Although Edelman participated in the survey we excluded their stats because they, admirably, skewed the averages." " Here are the highlights from the SGP survey. MORE
As I analyzed the responses and comments in the survey of “What annoys you about bad PowerPoint presentations?”, This has been in top spot for all five of the surveys I have done going back to 2003. Moving up one spot from the last survey, the second most annoying thing is the presenter filling the slides with full sentences of information instead of summarizing the key messages in bullet points. In the survey, I also ask how many presentations people see on a weekly basis. MORE
The results of Dave Paradi's Annoying PowerPoint Survey for 2011 have been released! Dave mentions three recurring themes in the comments to the survey: 1. Dave's conclusion from the survey? Things are generally the same as in the past: Audiences find speakers who read the slides to them to be the most annoying aspect of PowerPoint presentations. Presenters attempting to cram too much information in to the presentation 2. MORE
I recently wrapped up my latest survey of audience members on what annoys them about PowerPoint presentations. The first key insight from the survey is that presentations are becoming a more common form of communication. In the survey, 25.5% In the survey I give people a choice of twelve things that can annoy an audience member about a PowerPoint presentation and ask them to select the top three. The percentages did not change much from the last survey two years ago. MORE
NEW YORK Magazine conducted the Fury Survey. Those interviewed seemed to tilt toward very liberal. Not a Tea Party member among them. They were most enraged about unemployment and not as hard on Barack Obama as conservatives would like us to think the nation is. Around the same time, Dr. Aaron Sell released his study that anger served as a bargaining tool in society. MORE
Media players have positioned and packaged themselves as having as a mission the public interest. Maybe. But not many believe that is a major priority. The bottom line on media is that the outlets are a business. Those businesses are operated by ambitious professionals. Given that capitalistic framework, sure, we should have a healthy distrust. And that is what we, in this media-savvy era, have had. Good for us. However, we, it turns out, aren't totally cynical. MORE
Following up on this post , I've just been reading the results of Dave Paradi's Annoying PowerPoint Survey. I'm not at all surprised by the results. The top three things that annoy people about PowerPoint presentations are: * The speaker read the slides to us - 67.4% * Full sentences instead of bullet points - 45.4% * Text so small I couldn't read it - 45.0% Here's the thing: many of the people who are victims of bad PowerPoint are also the villains perpetrating it! Why is that?" you ask. MORE
Matt Alspaugh did a no-tech version of Survey Monkey. The surprise was this: The Happiness Index at the First Unitarian Universalist Church , based in Youngstown, Ohio was 7+ on a scale of 10 (the latter was the highest.). Given the engagement of the congregation in creating/passing on joy, I expected a higher rating. My hunch is that I pulled down the score by measuring my own happiness at 5. This morning, as part of the service, Rev. He provided slips of paper and pencils. Through MORE
I’ve been conducting salary surveys (for both staff speechwriters and freelance speechwriters) since 1992, and I have good information from all sectors. Do you ever wonder how much other speechwriters make? Do you ever suspect you could be earning more? . Find out in the 2011 Master Class in Speechwriting, Mon-Tues, October 3-4, Philadelphia. . MORE
What would you like to see in PowerPoint slide design in 2009? Hurray to Oivia Mitchell, presentation trainer and blogger from Wellington, New Zealand for posing the above question and collecting responses from 40 experts. Of course there are some disagreements and some common issues. Here is a list of all the blog posts in reply to this question. Here are the email replies received. Hightlights of the blog posts. Read my reply on this blog. MORE
Dave Paradi is doing a survey on what audience members find annoying about PowerPoint presentations. If you'd like to put in your 2 cents, get on over there and participate! And while you're there, read his post on how we can learn valuable lessons from how cavemen communicated with stories and pictures. MORE
If were too busy to take the survey, you can do it now if you would like to. Click here to go to the survey. Here is a summary of the survey results. Percent of subscribers completing the survey: Current subscribers 8% (of those who “opened” the newsletter). A special Thank You to everyone who participated in our survey. If you have NOT participated in the survey and would like to do it now click here. MORE
Check out today's Dilbert comic by Scott Adams: I think it is a perfect illustration of the latest Annoying PowerPoint Survey that found, once again, that reading your slides to the audience is the most annoying thing you can do as a presenter using PowerPoint. Full survey results are here MORE
The National Association of Colleges and Employers does a survey of employers each year, asking the most important skills they want from new candidates. Resources Surveys NACE presentation skills training verbal communicationsI want to shout this from the rooftops! They make this information available to colleges so colleges can teach those skills. MORE
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The results of Dave Paradi's Annoying PowerPoint Survey for 2011 have been released! Dave mentions three recurring themes in the comments to the survey: 1. Dave's conclusion from the survey? Things are generally the same as in the past: Audiences find speakers who read the slides to them to be the most annoying aspect of PowerPoint presentations. Presenters attempting to cram too much information in to the presentation 2. MORE
The message from my biennial survey of what annoys audiences about bad PowerPoint presentations is that audiences are fed up with the overload of text on slides and how that text causes presenters to read the slides to them. A total of 548 people responded to the survey over a six week period. In the survey, I list twelve annoyances and ask people to select the top three. It has topped the survey every time I have done it. MORE
Here are two steps: Go to [link] and complete the short survey. Ask your colleagues to complete the survey. Surveys presentation skills survey trainingA great discussion is going on in the LinkedIn group, “Great Communicators! Effective Presenting and PowerPoint&# about what percentage of presenters have had presentation skills training. We’ve had guestimates from 1% to 75%! MORE
At the end of this week I'll be wrapping up my survey of audience members on what annoys them about bad PowerPoint presentations. I conduct this survey every two years and the results get published in my own newsletter, other people’s newsletters and in books by different authors. It only takes a couple of minutes to complete the survey and everyone who delivers PowerPoint presentations will appreciate knowing your opinion. MORE
The Presentation Guild’s annual Industry Salary Survey is now open and are welcoming responses from all over the globe. This short survey is aimed at those involved in presentation creation, design and support and is a useful tool in helping understand where we are now, both as an industry and also on a much more personal level.… The Presentation Guild is working hard to advance the role of presentation professionals and promote the industry. MORE
Click here to access the poll/survey. Tags: Surveys LinkedIn poll survey I want to start a LinkedIn group where people can get together and talk about best practices in presentations. What makes a good presentation? How can you solve a presentation problem that’s been bothering you? What presentation techniques increase sales or engage an audience? But I can’t think of the right name. MORE
Their aim is to provide a forum where you ‘strengthen your support networks, stoke your creative passion and cultivate skills which can further your career’ Rather helpfully they’ve just published their first Presentation Guild Benchmark Salary Survey Report.… The Presentation Guild was set up for those who create, design and support presentations. MORE
I did a survey of my subscribers, asking them 3 questions. I asked people to do the survey so I could know what type of content I can provide that will best help presenters. If you haven’t completed the survey, please do so here. Surveys motivation reasons for presenting surveyI think it’s fascinating to understand the variety of reasons why you present. I received 158 answers. MORE
Here is the press release that will be going out that summarizes the results from the recent survey. This is the conclusion of the recent survey of over 600 audience members by author and consultant Dave Paradi. Almost three-quarters of the respondents to the fifth biennial survey cited reading the slides as one of the top three choices from a list of twelve annoyances. More detailed results and analysis will be available next week. MORE
Well, the survey’s are in and here’s the overall result: People are not happy with their fees! Only 18% of those surveyed reported getting their full fee most of the time. The post Survey Results: Are you Happy with your Fees? Speaker Marketing Speaking Business Strategy speaking fees survey resultsNearly 70% said “I think I can do better” when it comes to getting their full fee and only 10% said they were happy with […]. MORE
As The Wall Street Journal reports, an internal survey found that employees' confidence in the future of that social network has dropped to 52%. Facebook employees are giving their employer coal in its stocking this year. That's down 32% from last year's 84%. The reasons given include: Falling stock price. Turmoil among the leaders. Negative media coverage. One way of summarizing the attitude is that it's no longer cool to be associated with Facebook. MORE
Tonight I'll be wrapping up my survey of audience members on what annoys them about bad PowerPoint presentations. I conduct this survey every two years and the results get published in my own newsletter, other people’s newsletters and in books by different authors. It only takes a couple of minutes to complete the survey and everyone who delivers PowerPoint presentations will appreciate knowing your opinion. MORE
Presentation design experts, Presentation Panda, recently carried out a survey amongst their subscribers on how people create their presentations and the challenges they face. … Build Your Skills Elsewhere on the Web Industry SurveysThe results make for interesting, if perhaps not entirely surprising, reading. It seems that: People understand the simple fact that those who create and deliver outstanding presentations excel in business. MORE
On the other hand, the same survey indicates that the number of engaged employees reached 38% of the total workforce — the highest since 2000. Traditional employee engagement surveys are nice-to-conduct, but they rarely provide you with the full picture of employee well-being (or lack thereof). Rather than sending company-wide general surveys, move to a more individualized, metrics-driven approach to measuring the effectiveness of your efforts. MORE
To support the information at the workshop, I am conducting an anonymous survey of presentation consulting businesses. If you own or run a presentation consulting business, please take a few minutes to complete this survey. The survey asks questions about your business and your results so that we can get a true picture of what this industry really looks like. The survey will close on June 30th and I will then start the analysis over the summer. MORE
Every two years I repeat my survey on what audience members findanoying about bad PowerPoint presentations. This month the 2007version of the survey is taking place. It only takes two minutes tofill out and the results will be first announced at the ThinkOutside The Slide workshop in Seattle. The benefit of participatingis that you will help all of us avoid making key mistakes in thefuture. Please take a couple of minutes to complete the shortsurvey at: [link MORE
When someone showed a way to make survey statistics more visual, they made a few key errors. This makeover shows the correct visual for survey results so the audience understands them and trusts them. Just a quick note to let you know that a new Slide Makeover Video Podcast based on the ideas in "The Visual Slide Revolution" is available for your viewing through the iTunes Store, online or through my YouTube channel. MORE
The paper reports on a survey of tweeters at five different conferences. The methodology of the survey seems a little light. Only 41 people responded to the survey (the url for the survey was circulated using twitter and the conference hashtag). Still, I’m not aware of anyone else having done a survey like this, so it’s interesting to see what results they got. Tags: Twitter conference presenting research survey tweeters tweeting MORE
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Sure, with great earnestness sponsor a global survey how a group of 3 or more makes the decision what toppings to put on that one pizza. After a fairly decent start off the launching pad, Bob Dilenschneider's "Decisions" has gotten stuck during its first month out there. It had been published December 31, 2019. It has received only four reviews. All are quite positive. But the low number transmits the message that the book hasn't gotten traction. MORE
Thanks to all of you (about 100 people) who answered the survey! 1) What version of PowerPoint are you using? 2000 or earlier. 2002/2003. 40.2%. 55.4%. 2001,x,2004 (Mac). 2008 (Mac). 2) Which books would help you most with presentations? Advanced PowerPoint techniques. 53.4%. Effective presentation skills. 34.1%. Design principles for non-designers. 54.5%. Other suggestions: Presenting boring information in an exciting way. Design principles. MORE
Take the Mid-Year Review Survey & Charge Ahead in the Second Half of 2016 appeared first on Jane Atkinson. To improve your speaking business, it’s important that you take the time to reflect and assess your progress, then make goals that will push you ahead. A common time to do this is January 1st when we reflect on the past year and make resolutions that will help us achieve more in the year ahead. […]. The post How Is Your Business Doing? MORE
Thanks to publication coach Daphne Gray-Grant for alerting me (via Twitter) to the Bulldog Reporter/Cision 2010 Journalist Survey on Media Relations Practices. If you are dealing with the media, the survey provides useful information about productive relationships between journalists and. MORE
Having “stumbled into” influential roles and a relatively lucrative career, members of the new Professional Speechwriters Association seek a safer, more strategic path, says the results of a membership survey. And what do the speechwriters say? Contrary to many other communications professions, they love their pay. But like many others in the creative class, they […]. Speechwriting Professional Speechwriters Association MORE
According to the Authors Guild survey, reports Yahoo , the average annual income for a full-timer is $17,500. Being a book author was like being an English college professor. You loved what you did but you didn't expect to make much money. However, you could survive financially if you watched your pennies. That was called "genteel poverty." " Now, thanks to the digital revolution, very few book authors can make it financially. MORE
Recently I launched my biennial survey of audience members and what annoys them about bad PowerPoint presentations. This is the sixth survey, and the results are reported in newspapers, articles, and used by book authors to help presenters understand what to avoid in PowerPoint presentations. Click here to take the short survey (it will take less than two minutes to complete). The survey will be open until September 19, but click here now to complete the survey today. MORE
Here you can ponder that fascinating survey which ESQUIRE conducted. About 68% of Baby Boomers aka geezer males are for the death penalty. Only 49% of Gen Y males are pro death penalty. That's almost a 20-point spread. ESQUIRE Magazine gives us this and 49 other snapshots of the opinion generational divide. MORE
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OCTOBER 26, 2020
The Denison Organizational Culture Survey provides a mechanism for enhancing organizational effectiveness by refining its corporate culture. What is the Denison Organizational Culture Survey? How to Conduct a Denison Culture Survey?
Speaking about Presenting
MAY 27, 2009
The paper reports on a survey of tweeters at five different conferences. The methodology of the survey seems a little light. Only 41 people responded to the survey (the url for the survey was circulated using twitter and the conference hashtag). Still, I’m not aware of anyone else having done a survey like this, so it’s interesting to see what results they got. Tags: Twitter conference presenting research survey tweeters tweeting
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PowerPoint Tips
JUNE 3, 2010
Click here to access the poll/survey. Tags: Surveys LinkedIn poll survey I want to start a LinkedIn group where people can get together and talk about best practices in presentations. What makes a good presentation? How can you solve a presentation problem that’s been bothering you? What presentation techniques increase sales or engage an audience? But I can’t think of the right name.
Speaker Launcher
JULY 22, 2015
Well, the survey’s are in and here’s the overall result: People are not happy with their fees! Only 18% of those surveyed reported getting their full fee most of the time. The post Survey Results: Are you Happy with your Fees? Speaker Marketing Speaking Business Strategy speaking fees survey resultsNearly 70% said “I think I can do better” when it comes to getting their full fee and only 10% said they were happy with […].
Ian Griffin - Professionally Speaking
JANUARY 15, 2015
Having “stumbled into” influential roles and a relatively lucrative career, members of the new Professional Speechwriters Association seek a safer, more strategic path, says the results of a membership survey. And what do the speechwriters say? Contrary to many other communications professions, they love their pay. But like many others in the creative class, they […]. Speechwriting Professional Speechwriters Association
Presentation Guru
OCTOBER 20, 2017
The Presentation Guild’s annual Industry Salary Survey is now open and are welcoming responses from all over the globe. This short survey is aimed at those involved in presentation creation, design and support and is a useful tool in helping understand where we are now, both as an industry and also on a much more personal level.… The Presentation Guild is working hard to advance the role of presentation professionals and promote the industry.
Humor Power
APRIL 30, 2015
If were too busy to take the survey, you can do it now if you would like to. Click here to go to the survey. Here is a summary of the survey results. Percent of subscribers completing the survey: Current subscribers 8% (of those who “opened” the newsletter). A special Thank You to everyone who participated in our survey. If you have NOT participated in the survey and would like to do it now click here.
Presentation Guru
JANUARY 31, 2017
Their aim is to provide a forum where you ‘strengthen your support networks, stoke your creative passion and cultivate skills which can further your career’ Rather helpfully they’ve just published their first Presentation Guild Benchmark Salary Survey Report.… The Presentation Guild was set up for those who create, design and support presentations.
Speak Schmeak
OCTOBER 7, 2011
The results of Dave Paradi's Annoying PowerPoint Survey for 2011 have been released! Dave mentions three recurring themes in the comments to the survey: 1. Dave's conclusion from the survey? Things are generally the same as in the past: Audiences find speakers who read the slides to them to be the most annoying aspect of PowerPoint presentations. Presenters attempting to cram too much information in to the presentation 2.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
SEPTEMBER 27, 2011
As I analyzed the responses and comments in the survey of “What annoys you about bad PowerPoint presentations?”, This has been in top spot for all five of the surveys I have done going back to 2003. Moving up one spot from the last survey, the second most annoying thing is the presenter filling the slides with full sentences of information instead of summarizing the key messages in bullet points. In the survey, I also ask how many presentations people see on a weekly basis.
Speak Schmeak
NOVEMBER 2, 2007
Following up on this post , I've just been reading the results of Dave Paradi's Annoying PowerPoint Survey. I'm not at all surprised by the results. The top three things that annoy people about PowerPoint presentations are: * The speaker read the slides to us - 67.4% * Full sentences instead of bullet points - 45.4% * Text so small I couldn't read it - 45.0% Here's the thing: many of the people who are victims of bad PowerPoint are also the villains perpetrating it! Why is that?" you ask.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 12, 2012
That's because of its surveys conducted by its Polling Institute. The aura created by those heavily cited surveys extends to that whole institution of higher education. So, it probably has occurred to you to do your own survey. If you are only interested in putting one toe in the water, you can check out the free surveys you can do on Survey Monkey. Statistics from surveys fit right in.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
SEPTEMBER 6, 2013
Recently I launched my biennial survey of audience members and what annoys them about bad PowerPoint presentations. This is the sixth survey, and the results are reported in newspapers, articles, and used by book authors to help presenters understand what to avoid in PowerPoint presentations. Click here to take the short survey (it will take less than two minutes to complete). The survey will be open until September 19, but click here now to complete the survey today.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
SEPTEMBER 19, 2011
Here is the press release that will be going out that summarizes the results from the recent survey. This is the conclusion of the recent survey of over 600 audience members by author and consultant Dave Paradi. Almost three-quarters of the respondents to the fifth biennial survey cited reading the slides as one of the top three choices from a list of twelve annoyances. More detailed results and analysis will be available next week.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
NOVEMBER 14, 2018
As The Wall Street Journal reports, an internal survey found that employees' confidence in the future of that social network has dropped to 52%. Facebook employees are giving their employer coal in its stocking this year. That's down 32% from last year's 84%. The reasons given include: Falling stock price. Turmoil among the leaders. Negative media coverage. One way of summarizing the attitude is that it's no longer cool to be associated with Facebook.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 16, 2015
According to the Authors Guild survey, reports Yahoo , the average annual income for a full-timer is $17,500. Being a book author was like being an English college professor. You loved what you did but you didn't expect to make much money. However, you could survive financially if you watched your pennies. That was called "genteel poverty." " Now, thanks to the digital revolution, very few book authors can make it financially.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JUNE 11, 2017
Matt Alspaugh did a no-tech version of Survey Monkey. The surprise was this: The Happiness Index at the First Unitarian Universalist Church , based in Youngstown, Ohio was 7+ on a scale of 10 (the latter was the highest.). Given the engagement of the congregation in creating/passing on joy, I expected a higher rating. My hunch is that I pulled down the score by measuring my own happiness at 5. This morning, as part of the service, Rev. He provided slips of paper and pencils. Through
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 24, 2020
Sure, with great earnestness sponsor a global survey how a group of 3 or more makes the decision what toppings to put on that one pizza. After a fairly decent start off the launching pad, Bob Dilenschneider's "Decisions" has gotten stuck during its first month out there. It had been published December 31, 2019. It has received only four reviews. All are quite positive. But the low number transmits the message that the book hasn't gotten traction.
Speak Schmeak
OCTOBER 7, 2011
The results of Dave Paradi's Annoying PowerPoint Survey for 2011 have been released! Dave mentions three recurring themes in the comments to the survey: 1. Dave's conclusion from the survey? Things are generally the same as in the past: Audiences find speakers who read the slides to them to be the most annoying aspect of PowerPoint presentations. Presenters attempting to cram too much information in to the presentation 2.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
OCTOBER 1, 2013
I recently wrapped up my latest survey of audience members on what annoys them about PowerPoint presentations. The first key insight from the survey is that presentations are becoming a more common form of communication. In the survey, 25.5% In the survey I give people a choice of twelve things that can annoy an audience member about a PowerPoint presentation and ask them to select the top three. The percentages did not change much from the last survey two years ago.
PowerPoint Tips
DECEMBER 19, 2016
I did a survey of my subscribers, asking them 3 questions. I asked people to do the survey so I could know what type of content I can provide that will best help presenters. If you haven’t completed the survey, please do so here. Surveys motivation reasons for presenting surveyI think it’s fascinating to understand the variety of reasons why you present. I received 158 answers.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
SEPTEMBER 6, 2011
At the end of this week I'll be wrapping up my survey of audience members on what annoys them about bad PowerPoint presentations. I conduct this survey every two years and the results get published in my own newsletter, other people’s newsletters and in books by different authors. It only takes a couple of minutes to complete the survey and everyone who delivers PowerPoint presentations will appreciate knowing your opinion.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
DECEMBER 18, 2018
Media players have positioned and packaged themselves as having as a mission the public interest. Maybe. But not many believe that is a major priority. The bottom line on media is that the outlets are a business. Those businesses are operated by ambitious professionals. Given that capitalistic framework, sure, we should have a healthy distrust. And that is what we, in this media-savvy era, have had. Good for us. However, we, it turns out, aren't totally cynical.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
MAY 13, 2010
To support the information at the workshop, I am conducting an anonymous survey of presentation consulting businesses. If you own or run a presentation consulting business, please take a few minutes to complete this survey. The survey asks questions about your business and your results so that we can get a true picture of what this industry really looks like. The survey will close on June 30th and I will then start the analysis over the summer.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
FEBRUARY 22, 2010
Check out today's Dilbert comic by Scott Adams: I think it is a perfect illustration of the latest Annoying PowerPoint Survey that found, once again, that reading your slides to the audience is the most annoying thing you can do as a presenter using PowerPoint. Full survey results are here
Speaker Launcher
JUNE 16, 2016
Take the Mid-Year Review Survey & Charge Ahead in the Second Half of 2016 appeared first on Jane Atkinson. To improve your speaking business, it’s important that you take the time to reflect and assess your progress, then make goals that will push you ahead. A common time to do this is January 1st when we reflect on the past year and make resolutions that will help us achieve more in the year ahead. […]. The post How Is Your Business Doing?
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
OCTOBER 20, 2009
The message from my biennial survey of what annoys audiences about bad PowerPoint presentations is that audiences are fed up with the overload of text on slides and how that text causes presenters to read the slides to them. A total of 548 people responded to the survey over a six week period. In the survey, I list twelve annoyances and ask people to select the top three. It has topped the survey every time I have done it.
Joan Detz Speaker Services
AUGUST 31, 2011
I’ve been conducting salary surveys (for both staff speechwriters and freelance speechwriters) since 1992, and I have good information from all sectors. Do you ever wonder how much other speechwriters make? Do you ever suspect you could be earning more? . Find out in the 2011 Master Class in Speechwriting, Mon-Tues, October 3-4, Philadelphia. .
SlideModel
JULY 9, 2020
On the other hand, the same survey indicates that the number of engaged employees reached 38% of the total workforce — the highest since 2000. Traditional employee engagement surveys are nice-to-conduct, but they rarely provide you with the full picture of employee well-being (or lack thereof). Rather than sending company-wide general surveys, move to a more individualized, metrics-driven approach to measuring the effectiveness of your efforts.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
SEPTEMBER 8, 2007
Every two years I repeat my survey on what audience members findanoying about bad PowerPoint presentations. This month the 2007version of the survey is taking place. It only takes two minutes tofill out and the results will be first announced at the ThinkOutside The Slide workshop in Seattle. The benefit of participatingis that you will help all of us avoid making key mistakes in thefuture. Please take a couple of minutes to complete the shortsurvey at: [link
PowerPoint Tips
OCTOBER 29, 2009
Thanks to all of you (about 100 people) who answered the survey! 1) What version of PowerPoint are you using? 2000 or earlier. 2002/2003. 40.2%. 55.4%. 2001,x,2004 (Mac). 2008 (Mac). 2) Which books would help you most with presentations? Advanced PowerPoint techniques. 53.4%. Effective presentation skills. 34.1%. Design principles for non-designers. 54.5%. Other suggestions: Presenting boring information in an exciting way. Design principles.
Presentation Guru
JUNE 7, 2018
Presentation design experts, Presentation Panda, recently carried out a survey amongst their subscribers on how people create their presentations and the challenges they face. … Build Your Skills Elsewhere on the Web Industry SurveysThe results make for interesting, if perhaps not entirely surprising, reading. It seems that: People understand the simple fact that those who create and deliver outstanding presentations excel in business.
PowerPoint Tips
DECEMBER 13, 2010
Here are two steps: Go to [link] and complete the short survey. Ask your colleagues to complete the survey. Surveys presentation skills survey trainingA great discussion is going on in the LinkedIn group, “Great Communicators! Effective Presenting and PowerPoint&# about what percentage of presenters have had presentation skills training. We’ve had guestimates from 1% to 75%!
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
JANUARY 25, 2010
NEW YORK Magazine conducted the Fury Survey. Those interviewed seemed to tilt toward very liberal. Not a Tea Party member among them. They were most enraged about unemployment and not as hard on Barack Obama as conservatives would like us to think the nation is. Around the same time, Dr. Aaron Sell released his study that anger served as a bargaining tool in society.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
APRIL 28, 2009
When someone showed a way to make survey statistics more visual, they made a few key errors. This makeover shows the correct visual for survey results so the audience understands them and trusts them. Just a quick note to let you know that a new Slide Makeover Video Podcast based on the ideas in "The Visual Slide Revolution" is available for your viewing through the iTunes Store, online or through my YouTube channel.
Speak to Lead
AUGUST 26, 2010
Thanks to publication coach Daphne Gray-Grant for alerting me (via Twitter) to the Bulldog Reporter/Cision 2010 Journalist Survey on Media Relations Practices. If you are dealing with the media, the survey provides useful information about productive relationships between journalists and.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
SEPTEMBER 16, 2013
Surveys, even the mundane ones, get our attention. Some of us posit that part of public relations firm Edelman's success is rooted in its elaborate annual trust survey. In its own survey of the growth among public relations firms, StevensGouldPincus (SGP) indicates, "Although Edelman participated in the survey we excluded their stats because they, admirably, skewed the averages." " Here are the highlights from the SGP survey.
Executive Speech Coach
JANUARY 20, 2009
What would you like to see in PowerPoint slide design in 2009? Hurray to Oivia Mitchell, presentation trainer and blogger from Wellington, New Zealand for posing the above question and collecting responses from 40 experts. Of course there are some disagreements and some common issues. Here is a list of all the blog posts in reply to this question. Here are the email replies received. Hightlights of the blog posts. Read my reply on this blog.
Dave Paradi's PowerPoint Blog
SEPTEMBER 9, 2011
Tonight I'll be wrapping up my survey of audience members on what annoys them about bad PowerPoint presentations. I conduct this survey every two years and the results get published in my own newsletter, other people’s newsletters and in books by different authors. It only takes a couple of minutes to complete the survey and everyone who delivers PowerPoint presentations will appreciate knowing your opinion.
PowerPoint Tips
FEBRUARY 27, 2017
The National Association of Colleges and Employers does a survey of employers each year, asking the most important skills they want from new candidates. Resources Surveys NACE presentation skills training verbal communicationsI want to shout this from the rooftops! They make this information available to colleges so colleges can teach those skills.
Jane Genova: Speechwriter - Ghostwriter
OCTOBER 9, 2010
Here you can ponder that fascinating survey which ESQUIRE conducted. About 68% of Baby Boomers aka geezer males are for the death penalty. Only 49% of Gen Y males are pro death penalty. That's almost a 20-point spread. ESQUIRE Magazine gives us this and 49 other snapshots of the opinion generational divide.
TJ Walker Interactive
DECEMBER 12, 2012
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