Presentations Glossary
Browse 9 presentations terms defined in plain English, from the cultural dictionary of computing.
9 Presentations Terms
- Culture Deck
- A presentation or document used to explain a company's values, norms, and expectations to employees or candidates. In startup culture, culture decks are famous...
- Death by PowerPoint
- A painful experience caused by overly long, dense, or performative slide presentations that replace clearer direct communication. In engineering slang, death...
- Demo
- A live or recorded product demonstration used to show value, workflows, and differentiation to customers, investors, or internal teams. In startups, a strong...
- Lightning Talk
- A very short presentation, often five minutes or less, used to share one idea, demo, tip, or project update quickly. Lightning talks are common at meetups and...
- Live Demo
- A real-time product or technical demonstration performed directly in front of an audience rather than shown through prerecorded video. Engineers respect live...
- One More Thing
- A presentation phrase popularized by Steve Jobs to introduce a final surprise announcement after the audience thinks the main reveal is finished. In tech...
- Pitch Practice
- The rehearsal process founders use to improve timing, clarity, story flow, and responses before real investor or customer meetings. Good pitch practice...
- Talk
- A presentation given to an audience to explain an idea, tool, lesson, incident, or project. In tech communities, a talk can range from a five-minute lightning...
- Tech Talk
- A presentation focused on a technical topic such as architecture, debugging, tooling, performance, or product implementation. Tech talks are a standard way...
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