Leave of Absence Infographic



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This Leave of Absence Infographic is a good example when you want to implement a Leave policy for your company that people actually read... Infographics often consist of the following three parts: visual, content, and knowledge. The visual part consists of colors and graphics and is use striking, engaging visuals to communicate information quickly and clearly. There are two different types of graphics – theme, and reference. Theme graphics are included in all infographics and represent the underlying visual representation of the data.

How to Create a Leave of Absence Infographic in 5 Minutes in PowerPoint or Word?

  1. Check out the basic Infographic templates
  2. Configure your PPTX or DOCX canvas
  3. Edit your information
  4. Add graphics via drag and drop from the template or other sources
  5. Insert data visualization—charts, maps or videos
  6. Save and export as PDF and share with your audience

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