“We had to challenge our assumptions” Presenter skips a slide Presenter references a required class/book "Communication gaps as root causes" 7 steps to problem solving Presenter says “Let’s circle back” Someone mentions “cross- functional collaboration” “The problem was more complex than it appeared” Someone asks a question starting with “This might be a dumb question…” Mention of “pivoting the business model” Mentions AI Presenter says “We’re running short on time” ABC analysis appears “Stakeholder alignment” is mentioned "Lessons in change management" “Leadership alignment was a turning point” A quote from someone at Dell "Raising up issues early" Someone says “synergy” Technical issue occurs (e.g., mic, clicker, screen) Someone references a previous case study Presenter makes a joke (intentional or not) Presenter says “Bear with me” “Early alignment saved time downstream” "Predictive / Proactive" A graph is shown but not explained “ROI” is mentioned without context Presenter uses the word “innovative” at least three times A slide has more than 50 words "Handing it off to" Acronym is used without explanation Someone asks for clarification on a financial metric Break is announced Reference to “customer- centric approach” or End User approach “Now shifting gears…” “We had to work with incomplete data” Presenter says “Can everyone see this?” "We are out of time" "Connections/relationship matter" Presenter asks for a show of hands “Culture played a bigger role than expected” Audible sigh or groan "I am in my ____ rotation" Mention of “market disruption” Someone nods enthusiastically "Sense of Urgency" Presenter uses a personal anecdote “Data-driven decisions improved outcomes” Presenter says “This is a busy slide” “We learned the importance of stakeholder buy-in” “Clear communication was critical to success” Agile approach “We had to navigate competing priorities” "Busy schedule" Someone says “That’s a great question” Presenter uses hand gestures to emphasize a point *Power BI solution* "Narrow the problem" Presenter uses a metaphor or analogy Presenter says “low- hanging fruit” “We had to challenge our assumptions” Presenter skips a slide Presenter references a required class/book "Communication gaps as root causes" 7 steps to problem solving Presenter says “Let’s circle back” Someone mentions “cross- functional collaboration” “The problem was more complex than it appeared” Someone asks a question starting with “This might be a dumb question…” Mention of “pivoting the business model” Mentions AI Presenter says “We’re running short on time” ABC analysis appears “Stakeholder alignment” is mentioned "Lessons in change management" “Leadership alignment was a turning point” A quote from someone at Dell "Raising up issues early" Someone says “synergy” Technical issue occurs (e.g., mic, clicker, screen) Someone references a previous case study Presenter makes a joke (intentional or not) Presenter says “Bear with me” “Early alignment saved time downstream” "Predictive / Proactive" A graph is shown but not explained “ROI” is mentioned without context Presenter uses the word “innovative” at least three times A slide has more than 50 words "Handing it off to" Acronym is used without explanation Someone asks for clarification on a financial metric Break is announced Reference to “customer- centric approach” or End User approach “Now shifting gears…” “We had to work with incomplete data” Presenter says “Can everyone see this?” "We are out of time" "Connections/relationship matter" Presenter asks for a show of hands “Culture played a bigger role than expected” Audible sigh or groan "I am in my ____ rotation" Mention of “market disruption” Someone nods enthusiastically "Sense of Urgency" Presenter uses a personal anecdote “Data-driven decisions improved outcomes” Presenter says “This is a busy slide” “We learned the importance of stakeholder buy-in” “Clear communication was critical to success” Agile approach “We had to navigate competing priorities” "Busy schedule" Someone says “That’s a great question” Presenter uses hand gestures to emphasize a point *Power BI solution* "Narrow the problem" Presenter uses a metaphor or analogy Presenter says “low- hanging fruit”
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“We had to challenge our assumptions”
Presenter skips a slide
Presenter references a required class/book
"Communication gaps as root causes"
7 steps to problem solving
Presenter says “Let’s circle back”
Someone mentions “cross-functional collaboration”
“The problem was more complex than it appeared”
Someone asks a question starting with “This might be a dumb question…”
Mention of “pivoting the business model”
Mentions AI
Presenter says “We’re running short on time”
ABC analysis appears
“Stakeholder alignment” is mentioned
"Lessons in change management"
“Leadership alignment was a turning point”
A quote from someone at Dell
"Raising up issues early"
Someone says “synergy”
Technical issue occurs (e.g., mic, clicker, screen)
Someone references a previous case study
Presenter makes a joke (intentional or not)
Presenter says “Bear with me”
“Early alignment saved time downstream”
"Predictive / Proactive"
A graph is shown but not explained
“ROI” is mentioned without context
Presenter uses the word “innovative” at least three times
A slide has more than 50 words
"Handing it off to"
Acronym is used without explanation
Someone asks for clarification on a financial metric
Break is announced
Reference to “customer-centric approach” or End User approach
“Now shifting gears…”
“We had to work with incomplete data”
Presenter says “Can everyone see this?”
"We are out of time"
"Connections/relationship matter"
Presenter asks for a show of hands
“Culture played a bigger role than expected”
Audible sigh or groan
"I am in my ____ rotation"
Mention of “market disruption”
Someone nods enthusiastically
"Sense of Urgency"
Presenter uses a personal anecdote
“Data-driven decisions improved outcomes”
Presenter says “This is a busy slide”
“We learned the importance of stakeholder buy-in”
“Clear communication was critical to success”
Agile approach
“We had to navigate competing priorities”
"Busy schedule"
Someone says “That’s a great question”
Presenter uses hand gestures to emphasize a point
*Power BI solution*
"Narrow the problem"
Presenter uses a metaphor or analogy
Presenter says “low-hanging fruit”
