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| February 28, 2023 |
| PowerPoint and Presenting News |
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| If You Can Hold a Conversation, You Can Ace a Job Interview |
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| An ugly fusion of fever dream and blind date – that’s how many people feel about job interviews. According to recent research, 93% of interview candidates suffer interview anxiety at some point in their working lives. A lot can be riding on a job interview, so fear of rejection is understandable. But just 2% of candidates applying for jobs are selected for an interview, and for each vacancy, employers will interview an average of 6 candidates, so, if you’re attending a job interview, you’re already thought of more highly than a lot of other applicants. You’re part of an elite. |
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| Read more with Laura Autumn Cox of Toastmasters International |
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| Life’s too short for lousy presentations |
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Life’s too short for lousy presentations. Fortunately, you can learn from so many industry stalwarts at the upcoming Present to Succeed 2023 virtual conference, being held on April 28, 2023.
Register now! Indezine readers can save an amazing 30% with promo code: INDEZINE30
For example, if you choose the VIP tier for online access, the normal price will be €119. Then, you can add the promo code to get 30% off! You end up paying only €83.30 rather than €119. But hurry and snap these tickets now, because prices could increase very soon. |
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| Manipulating Shapes by Dragging Yellow Handles in PowerPoint 365 for Windows |
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| PowerPoint provides you with so many different shape types, and you can format them in a variety of ways. You can resize, rotate, and flip them, and there are also special yellow round handles that let you change some aspects of the shape. They enable you to change some facets of the selected shape, or in some cases, you can change the entire shape. So, if you're ever feeling like you need a change, just grab one of these handles and go to town! |
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| Learn about the special handles that allow you to manipulate shapes in PowerPoint 365 for Windows |
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| Change One Shape to Another in PowerPoint |
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| Shapes can often look very similar to one another, which can lead to accidentally using the wrong shape for a project. With a little bit of knowledge, you can avoid these mistakes and save yourself time and frustration. For example, you may create a 5-pointed star when you need a star with 4 or 8 points. Or you may have worked on a shape and applied effects, animations, and fills to it, only to later realize that you used the wrong one or that the client wants a different shape. In cases like this, it's best to delete the existing shape and start over again. Well, there is an easier option to change existing shapes. |
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| Learn how to change one shape to another in PowerPoint 365 for Mac and PowerPoint for the Web |
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