Eric Jacobsen Blog
MAY 12, 2021
According to a 2015 Microsoft study, the average attention span for us ever-scattered humans is now shorter that a goldfish's; eight seconds. Provide the headline news first, with details later, and only give details if asked. When presenting , slim down to 10 PowerPoint slides or less. So, how do you stand out?
Eric Jacobsen Blog
JULY 20, 2020
According to a Microsoft study a few years ago, the average attention span for us ever-scattered humans is now shorter that a goldfish's; eight seconds. Provide the headline news first, with details later, and only give details if asked. When presenting , slim down to 10 PowerPoint slides or less. So, how do you stand out?
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Eric Jacobsen Blog
MARCH 5, 2020
According to a Microsoft study a few years ago, the average attention span for us ever-scattered humans is now shorter that a goldfish's; eight seconds. Provide the headline news first, with details later, and only give details if asked. When presenting , slim down to 10 PowerPoint slides or less. So, how do you stand out?
Eric Jacobsen Blog
DECEMBER 4, 2019
According to a 2015 Microsoft study, the average attention span for us ever-scattered humans is now shorter that a goldfish's; eight seconds. Provide the headline news first, with details later, and only give details if asked. When presenting , slim down to 10 PowerPoint slides or less. So, how do you stand out?
Eric Jacobsen Blog
SEPTEMBER 18, 2017
According to a 2015 Microsoft study, the average attention span for us ever-scattered humans is now shorter that a goldfish's; eight seconds. Provide the headline news first, with details later, and only give details if asked. When presenting , slim down to 10 PowerPoint slides or less. So, how do you stand out?
Eric Jacobsen Blog
JUNE 8, 2017
According to a 2015 Microsoft study, the average attention span for us ever-scattered humans is now shorter that a goldfish's; eight seconds. Provide the headline news first, with details later, and only give details if asked. When presenting , slim down to 10 PowerPoint slides or less. So, how do you stand out?
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Customize Your Headline. By default, LinkedIn uses the title of your current position as your “Professional Headline.” You can customize your headline and add more detail and personality by going to “Edit Profile.” They add some color and pizzazz that can easily grab the attention of people who visit your profile.
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