Look at the slide in the picture. It is crammed with tiny lines of text. What went wrong first? Was it too much text, no clear point, or a messy layout?
Give each bad example your teacher shows one of these labels.
For each one, say the label and one thing you would cut.
Put your marker on the line for each statement. There is no right answer. Be ready to say why you picked your spot.
After each statement, the class will write one mistake on the board. You will use these later.
Sentence starter: I will avoid [label] on my [format] by [check], because [why it hurts my interview].
Example: I will avoid a bullet-wall on my enterprise pitch slides by keeping to one claim and two spoken examples per slide, because the examiner needs to hear me, not read me.
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