Shirley, a seller, is trying to streamline her approach for customer meetings. She is creating an introductory presentation deck that provides an overview of the solutions she sells. She plans to share the presentation deck before her first meeting with her customer. By doing this, she intends to skip the basics and focus on how the solutions can improve the customer's business during the customer meeting. How can she make her introductory presentation deck effective

i would prefer to go with the news article for nate, its recent and updated and stores a lot of information

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anyone below or above ambitious can tell you. so crowns mean brainliest. getting brainliest means your answer needs a good explanation and the person asking the question can understand your answer easily. so say there's a multiple choice question. you don't just want to say your answer is a, hope it . provide evidence and reasoning so that they know that that is the correct answer. a good explanation should have evidence, good reasoning, and your opinion on why you picked that. you don't want to look up their question on the internet and see if you can answer it. pick questions that you 100% know the answer to, so than that way you can provide a better explanation.

best of luck,

the divergent