SWOT Analysis – Diamond Shape Weaknesses

Slide Content

The slide is focused on discussing the 'Weaknesses' component of a SWOT (Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats) Analysis, presented as a list of examples written in bullet points. These examples encompass challenges such as "lack of experience" which implies that the team or individual has limited practical knowledge in a certain area, "low budget" indicating financial constraints, "unknown technology" suggesting unfamiliarity with certain technical tools or innovations, "small team" which could mean limited human resources, and "no methodology" implying the absence of a structured approach to tasks or projects. An ellipsis points to additional unlisted weaknesses.

Graphical Look

• The background of the slide is a plain, light-colored canvas.
• The title is bold and rests at the top of the slide.
• A large gray diamond shape is positioned on the right side of the slide, punctuating the theme of 'Weaknesses'.
• A smaller, darker gray rectangle emerges from the diamond, containing the word 'Weaknesses' in a diagonal orientation and a white 'X' icon.
• To the left of the diamond, there is a text box with bullet points listing examples of weaknesses. Each bullet point is concise and separated by a line break.

The slide employs a minimalist design with a contrasting dark gray diamond shape to draw attention to the slide's theme. The use of icons, bold fonts, and clearly separated bullet points creates a clean and professional look.

Use Cases

• To present key weakness points in a business strategy meeting, thereby laying the foundation for improvement plans.
• During a business or project review to facilitate an understanding of areas that require attention or development.
• In academic settings for teaching students about SWOT Analysis and to develop their ability to critically assess business scenarios.
• As part of a pitch to potential investors, allowing for a transparent discussion about challenges that the venture may need to overcome.