Jim Markus is an award-winning game designer and sales professional. At Spreadsheet Point, he builds spreadsheet templates and specializes in data visualization in Google Sheets.
Highlights
Experience
Jim Markus, with his dynamic background as a game designer and sales expert, brings a narrative-driven approach to his writing on spreadsheets at Spreadsheet Point. His philosophy that "data should always tell a story" infuses his articles with a unique blend of creativity and practicality, catering to a wide audience seeking knowledge in Google Sheets and Excel.
As a consultant, Jim helps businesses streamline processes and foster growth, leveraging his extensive experience to provide actionable insights. His role as the creator of "The Ink & Blood Dueling Society," a popular theatrical writing event, underscores his creative talents and ability to engage audiences in diverse ways.
Education and Achievements
Jim holds a Bachelor's Degree from Michigan State University. His journey includes notable achievements like winning awards for both game design and sales. He has published several books, including The Ink & Blood Dueling Society Doesn't Exist.
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