> PPTs are a cultural currency in Corporates. Sure, but not always in a good way Where I work it seems that for the execs the PPT is the product They get cre

> PPTs are a cultural currency in Corporates. Sure, but not always in a good way Where I work it seems that for the execs the PPT is the product They get credit for the PPT/presentation and zero demerits for not actually following through and delivering For dev groups reporting up, you get more credit for a good PPT putting a spin on a shitty project than for a project well done.