You can say it is neccesary, but presenting achievements is performance, therefore performative. Powerpoint theatrics are not a bad thing, unless you spend most if your time on it.
Performative work means pretending to work so others can see. If your work involves an actual performance (even for a liberal definition that includes presenting something) it's not performative work, except maybe under some silly English language loophole.
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You can say it is neccesary, but presenting achievements is performance, therefore performative. Powerpoint theatrics are not a bad thing, unless you spend most if your time on it.
No.
Performative work means pretending to work so others can see. If your work involves an actual performance (even for a liberal definition that includes presenting something) it's not performative work, except maybe under some silly English language loophole.