Question of the Week: Murphy’s Favorite Target

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Question of the Week: Murphy’s Favorite Target

by Lee Potts ~ May 26th, 2008. Filed under: Question of the Week.

We are all very aware that Murphy’s Law can attack every element of the presentation process. Which of the following areas do you find most vulnerable to problems:

Software
Equipment
Personnel
Venue
Transportation
Communication
Administration

Please respond using the poll in the sidebar to the left (you’ll need to visit the site if you’re viewing this in a reader). You’re also welcome to elaborate on you poll response in the comment section of this post.

Lee Potts

@ Laura Bergells: I knew someone was going to steer the discussion in that direction.

Laura Bergells

The loose nut in front of the screen...

Lee Potts

I think software gets my vote because how much I depend on PowerPoint and how unpredictable PowerPoint can be. Especially when working with the kind of files I deal with.

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