The Power of Timeboxing: How to Improve Your Professional Life
Learn how to improve your professional life and presentations by implementing the timeboxing technique with this guide.
How to Make an Image Transparent in Google Slides
Using transparency effects can increase the overall aesthetic of your presentation design. Learn how to make images transparent in Google Slides with the help of this guide.
How to Present Complex Concepts: A Guide for Effective Communication
If you find yourself struggling at the time of presenting a complex concept, you are not alone. We developed this guide to introduce different techniques that can help presenters effectively explain complex concepts.
How to Develop an Effective Lead Generation Strategy
Getting plenty of traffic does not automatically equals sales and profits. Most people need time to shop around and make up their mind, especially in the B2B niche. Case in point: cross-industry only 3% of your target audience is actively buying, 56% are not ready and 40% are at the awareness/consideration stage of their buying […]
New Hire Onboarding: A Guide for Managers
Creating a welcoming experience for new employees is essential to make them more productive and engaged, but how do you create the right experience? What exactly should happen after contract signing? If you are pressed with these questions, this quick guide to employee onboarding provides the answers you need.
How to Copy and Paste Formatting in PowerPoint
Speed up the slide creation process by syncing styles across the presentation. Learn how paste formatting works in PowerPoint with this guide.
Workplace Mentorship: A Guide for Leaders
Formal workplace mentorship can help formalize knowledge sharing and ensure a continuous flow of experience exchange between senior and junior staff.
Virtual Team Activities: Tips & Tricks to Engage your Team
In this article, we explore what virtual team building is and how this practice can bring remote teams together to bond and work collaboratively.
How to Use the Eisenhower Decision Matrix to Prioritize Tasks
Prioritizing tasks and allocating the required time for each task requires timely decision making that is free of analysis paralysis and procrastination. Both the aforementioned are often a result of the inability of individuals to prioritize tasks based on their urgency and importance. However, such prioritization is easier than most people think, especially if you use the Eisenhower Decision Matrix.