Question

Jessica from the legal team needs to make a presentation on intellectual property rights. She is making this presentation for content writers who use content from various sources. This is the first time she is making a presentation. She does extensive research by reading up relevant resource materials. She puts together a presentation that she thinks is informative and effective. The presentation is due tomorrow. Before the presentation, she feels that it would be beneficial if someone else takes a look at her presentation slides. So, she shares her deck with Alison, her colleague, for a review. Alison feels that the deck is too detailed and content heavy. What should Jessica do in this situation

Answer 1

Jessica should utilize the advice offered by Alison to edit her presentation slides, removing unnecessary details.

Step-by-step explanation:

Editing the presentation will enable Jessica to get rid of unnecessary and unwanted stuff. It will also ensure that the presentation is error-free and achieves grammatical accuracy. Presentation slides should not be detailed since the required details are usually given during the proper presentation.