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I use PDF for high-level conversations. It appears more polished. I use PPT for low-level conversations. You can double click on graphs to see the numbers.
by lyctc 7y ago
I use PDF for high-level conversations. It appears more polished.
I use PPT for low-level conversations. You can double click on graphs to see the numbers.
- asark 7y agoNot that you're necessarily emailing these, but on the "appears more polished" thing, you may be surprised how many C-level (and somewhat under) folks don't read email attachments unless they are .ppt(x) files.
- bdamm 7y agoWell, knowing your audience is a thing too. If your C-level eyeballs only read pptx, then do that. But honestly I wouldn’t count on C-level at any company to understand what I’m saying unless I say it directly to them and answer their questions in person.
- randcraw 7y agoHow do you compose the document / slides that you use to present via PDF? Using powerpoint or something else? I'd love to find a tool that composes more attractive presentation media than does powerpoint. But I'm too blinkered by my and everyone else's use of powerpoint to know what that could be.