Executive Interview Slides Makeover
Budget: $15 – $25 USD
I have already mapped out the full storyline for a 6–7-slide interview deck—Who I am, why I’m changing roles, why Forcepoint, a customer-win case, what’s next, and how I’ll succeed. What I need now is your design skill to turn that raw text into a polished, executive-ready PowerPoint.
Here is what’s important to me:
• Clean corporate look: flat-design visuals, blue/grey palette, minimalistic layout, clear sans-serif fonts, and subtle iconography.
• Visual storytelling: simple graphics that reinforce “challenge → approach → outcome,” a growth journey, and any other key data points.
• Professional finish: the deck must feel confident and boardroom-ready, not templated or clip-arty.
• Quick turnaround: final files in 2–3 days.
Deliverables
1. Editable PPTX with all assets embedded.
2. Final version formatted for on-screen presentation (16:9).
3. Any supporting icon/graphic files you create.
I’ll supply the draft text immediately upon award; you transform it into a concise, visually engaging narrative that helps me stand out in the interview room. If you have a portfolio of business or interview decks, even better—share a link so I can get a sense of your style.
Here is what’s important to me:
• Clean corporate look: flat-design visuals, blue/grey palette, minimalistic layout, clear sans-serif fonts, and subtle iconography.
• Visual storytelling: simple graphics that reinforce “challenge → approach → outcome,” a growth journey, and any other key data points.
• Professional finish: the deck must feel confident and boardroom-ready, not templated or clip-arty.
• Quick turnaround: final files in 2–3 days.
Deliverables
1. Editable PPTX with all assets embedded.
2. Final version formatted for on-screen presentation (16:9).
3. Any supporting icon/graphic files you create.
I’ll supply the draft text immediately upon award; you transform it into a concise, visually engaging narrative that helps me stand out in the interview room. If you have a portfolio of business or interview decks, even better—share a link so I can get a sense of your style.