Exemplary icon diagram: 3 motivation factors for in-person communication

Slide Content

The slide presents three motivating factors for in-person communication: 'Generating long-term relationships', 'Resolving problems more efficiently', and 'Quickly resolving a problem or creating opportunity.' Each factor is symbolized by an icon: a handshake for fostering relationships, a light bulb with a question mark for problem-solving, and two figures with a speech bubble for resolving issues or seizing opportunities. These concepts emphasize the importance of direct interpersonal interaction in building partnerships, tackling challenges, and identifying new prospects efficiently.

Graphical Look

• A large central circle labeled "In-person Communication" in bold red.
• Three overlapping circular shapes, each with a different color - green, blue, and grey—around the central circle.
• Three icons centered within each circular shape: a handshake in the green circle, a profile with a question mark in the blue circle, and two figures with a speech bubble in the grey circle.
• Text labels for each icon, describing the factor it represents: "Generating long-term relationships" in green, "Resolving problems more efficiently" in blue, and "Quickly resolving a problem or creating opportunity" in grey.
• The slide utilizes a contrasting dark font on a light background for readability.

The overall look is clean and modern, using a limited color palette with a focus on red, blue, and green to highlight the key factors. The use of icons and overlapping circles creates a visually appealing and easy-to-understand representation of the concepts.

Use Cases

• At leadership and management training sessions to discuss the benefits of face-to-face interactions.
• In team-building workshops to emphasize the value of personal connections in the workplace.
• During strategic business meetings to highlight communication strategies.
• In sales and marketing presentations to underscore the importance of direct engagement with clients.