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--- ai:prompt:phongledev [2026/06/11 13:36] – phong2018
+++ ai:prompt:phongledev [2026/06/11 13:49] (current) – phong2018
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 - Short, clear sentences — natural speaking rhythm
 - Treat this as teaching the answer to an interviewer's question: what a great candidate would say, and why
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+SLIDE DESIGN RULES
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+- Max 7 short bullets per slide (max 9 words each)
+- Bullets should be clear, complete keyword phrases
+- Include code snippets or diagrams as slide content
+  when needed — do not rely on live drawing
+- The speaker script fills in all verbal detail
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 │                                             │
 │ CONTENT:                                    │
-│ • [Bullet 1 — max 7 words]                 │
+│ • [Bullet 1 — max 9 words]                  │
-│ • [Bullet 2 — max 7 words]                 │
+│ • [Bullet 2 — max 9 words]                  │
-│ • [Bullet 3 — max 7 words]                 │
+│ • [Bullet 3 — max 9 words]                  │
-│ (max 4 bullets per slide)                   │
+│ (max 7 bullets per slide)                   │
-│                                             │
-│ DRAW AREA:                                  │
-│ [What blank space or diagram skeleton       │
-│ to leave for live Wacom annotation.         │
-│ e.g. "empty flowchart", "blank axes",       │
-│ "empty boxes to fill in live"]              │
 │                                             │
 │ SPEAKER SCRIPT:                             │
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 │ 60–120 seconds of speech per slide.         │
 │ Include pen cues like (draw arrow here)     │
-│ or (circle this) so you know when          │
+│ or (circle this) so you know when           │
 │ to pick up the Wacom pen.]                  │
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