Microsoft PowerPoint Test
Description
To communicate information in a timely and effective manner, one must have excellent creative and presentation talents as well as a firm understanding of PowerPoint’s technical elements. These abilities may assist businesses in expanding into new markets, engaging with investors, improving business communication with partners and suppliers, and enhancing their brand identity.
The objective of this Microsoft PowerPoint test is to assess a candidate’s ability to create a compelling slide deck that effectively accomplishes a goal utilizing the correct flow and organization while also evaluating their technical competence in using PowerPoint’s essential functions and objects.
As a hiring manager, you can use this screening test to identify potential candidates who can adapt their presentation style to specific goals for an audience, improving the effectiveness of their message.
Skills Measured
- Ability to create a compelling slide deck (flow and layout)
- Ability to use key features of PowerPoint
- Ability to use objects
Roles
Consultants
Business Development Managers
Marketing Managers
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