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I’m waiting for a ferry. What’s rotating on the roof of that van? The van reads “Stanley Access Technologies” which, according to Google, manufactures, installs, and services sliding, swinging, folding, and transit/metro door systems. If I saw that on a boat, I’d assume it was radar, but that can’t be right. submitted by /u/noraft to r/whatisit [link] [comments]

When I ask people how often they use PowerPoint, they say "every day," but then I realize they actually mean Google Slides. While they are both tools for making decks, the people who use them belong to two completely different worlds. I talked to a few friends who transitioned to hear their experiences. 1. Consulting to Big Tech A close friend started at a Big 4 consulting firm and later moved to Google. As a former consultant, he was a PowerPoint addict. He was obsessed with 2-point font adjustments, intricate alignment, and keyboard shortcuts. When he moved to Google, he had to use Google Slides. At first, it felt clunky and too simple. But he quickly realized the culture was different. In Big Tech, the slide is just a tool to explain a point. It is not the final product, unlike in consulting. They have an actual product to sell, so no one cares if your deck is MBB-style. They focus on the content, so they have a much more open culture regarding sharing decks internally. 2. The Startup Efficiency Rule In the startup world, efficiency is king. There is a brand guide for the logo and the font, but there are almost no strict rules for the slides themselves. My friend at an AI startup still has PowerPoint PTSD from his past life. When he presents to a huge crowd, he still can't ignore bad design. However, he has learned to let go of the perfectionism. In a startup, if you spend three hours on a slide's visual hierarchy, you are probably wasting time that should have been spent on the product. 3. The Pay-Wall for PowerPoint I have another friend at an accounting firm who rarely uses PowerPoint anymore. Why? Because his firm started charging extra for deck deliverables. Most clients don't want to pay the "PowerPoint tax," so they just ask for the Excel files. Now, he spends 95% of his life in Excel. It turns out that when you put a price tag on a slide, people suddenly realize they don't actually need it. 4. The CTO Who Killed the Deck Finally, a friend at a Fintech firm told me that when their new CTO joined, he ditched PowerPoint entirely. The team now works almost exclusively with Word docs because they contain more detail for the engineers. Like I said in my previous post, it really comes down to the culture of the person at the top. If the leader wants to skim, you write an essay. If the leader wants to be wowed, you build a deck. -- I personally use Google Slides now because it is easier for collaboration at a startup. But whenever I see a size 11 font or a slightly misaligned box, a part of my strategy soul still dies. Are you a PowerPoint addict who needs every pixel to be perfect? Or have you moved on to Google Slides and learned to live with the clunky life? submitted by /u/hiclemi to r/powerpoint [link] [comments]

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Job Simulator. A Google Slides game i've worked on for 7 months totaling to 647 slides, is finally finished! (well, tbh ive finished it a while ago but im only deciding now that i want to release for everyone to see). it's complete with 25 minigames you can play ranging from beginner, intermediate, advanced, and expert difficulty, as well as some extra non-job related minigames too. i'd LOVE if ya'll can check it out and let me know what you think! ive put a lot of effort and time into this and its defiently my biggest and proudest creation yet https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vTWusUpoHL6rnpgdmhQ3YmaWtkp5W-sIDbEpzSuZHfyze8N4XVNM_QgM8tRjMbMFIkrxC5L5pBKi-2t/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=999999 if you want to see more creations of mine, check out the website www.sripradhacreations.com i recently just released! submitted by /u/Flaky_Competition541 to r/GoogleSlides [link] [comments]