Nancy Duarte and Garr Reynolds help world-renowned leaders, policymakers and thought leaders to deliver more presentations. In an interview with MIT Sloan Management Review, in their view, is not to make the best presentation of the book, deal with it, but how to become a better manager, thinking more like a designer. They argue that managers and designers have to make many of the same things: the arms limitations, to take risks, all the questions and make sure that the instruments do not interfere with ideas. And they show how the development of concepts such as hierarchy, balance, contrast, space and harmony, as relevant to managers, as well as for designers. "Hide
by Jimmy Guterman, Nancy Duarte, Garr Reynolds Source: MIT Sloan Management Review 4 pages. Publication Date: July 1, 2009. Prod. #: SMR320-PDF-ENG
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