Moleskine hard cover ruled pocket reporter notebook Black

Moleskine hard cover ruled pocket reporter notebook Black

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M251S

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Moleskine hard cover ruled pocket reporter notebook BlackThe perfect notebook for quick notes on the spot Bound hard cover with rounded corners and elastic strap closure Ruled Format Acid Free paper Expandable inner pocket 192 pages (Last 24 pages are perforated) FSC Certified Notebooks come packaged with a Moleskine branded ivory paper band and are individually shrink wrapped Add a Custom Band (Item # 430), see link below! Product Specifications Materials & Dimensions Materials: Acid free Paper Dimensions:

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I appreciate that it helps to organize the chaos of information, but I just used the template verbatim with my manager and it did not go very well. He said this linear approach does not work anymore with high-level corporate audiences. They want to cut right to the chase and start to dig into the deep details. This layout with simple images, even if you just pull away the map and anchor slides, makes the storytelling too much like a story, not giving enough credit to the speed at which certain audiences can and do process data on a slide. It was an interesting exercise and I still think this linear layout works in some cases. Just not if you are trying to communicate business case or other C-suite type of information.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021