The 5 Most Popular Consulting Slides (and how to build them)

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  • Опубликовано: 22 дек 2024

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  • @AnalystAcademy
    @AnalystAcademy  Год назад +19

    Hey everyone, thanks for watching! Here's our free slide-building course ☞ bit.ly/3v5vcCZ

  • @AnkurKumarSrivastava
    @AnkurKumarSrivastava Год назад +86

    @Analyst Academy - A fellow consultant here. Kindly make a video on "How to clean up Master Slide" as there are many times slides are pulled in from different sources and one is asked to format the whole document and ensure consistency in Master Slide. I think a video from on Master Slide will be really helpful for all. Thanks!!

  • @Capristar
    @Capristar Год назад +17

    I love love love and appreciate your work through this channel in helping people understand what works and what not. Youre a godsend. Wish there is one for Power BI too where we learn what works and what not on communicating through dashboard. Thank you so much kind sir. Hoping for more success for the channel.

  • @darkspel
    @darkspel Месяц назад +1

    Honestly this is how to create complicated slides so that you look clever during a presentation

  • @DP12356
    @DP12356 Год назад +10

    That was great thank you. You asked about what we would like to see. I would love to see a video that focuses on the slides that are typical in a proposal. These are things like qualifications, biographies of the top team, pricing, and other slides that might only be in a proposal, and never again useda client presentation. Thanks!

  • @rosambo
    @rosambo 4 месяца назад +9

    Pro tip: build table slides with an actual table. Will save you a lot of time keeping everything aligned!

  • @Techniclty
    @Techniclty Год назад +16

    Have I missed the slides in the thumbnail, or did you not include them (I recognized it from a Mckinsey deck we received so was interested)

    • @AnalystAcademy
      @AnalystAcademy  Год назад +7

      Sorry about that! Had to cut that section for time. Here's the full deck (pg. 34): www.mckinsey.com/~/media/mckinsey/about%20us/covid%20response%20center/overview/covid-19%20education%20response%20toolkit/202010_unesco-mckinsey%20response%20toolkit_org%20for%20the%20response_vf.pdf

  • @JeanPierreVanderWeerd
    @JeanPierreVanderWeerd Год назад +3

    Paul, great video. Explaining in less than 15 minutes, but with quite some preparation, what we learn students in a two hour lecture👌.

  • @alexcoates4616
    @alexcoates4616 Год назад +2

    Paul is the best! So cool to see this channel take off!

  • @Ian-gf8id
    @Ian-gf8id Год назад +4

    Excellent overview tutorial. Ampler looks very useful.

  • @leonrobinson2053
    @leonrobinson2053 Год назад +2

    Very good, i need to do a slide deck for an interview and i'll be honest im a rookie because i'm all about the data. This type of stuff is the 10% that gets you the 100% buy in

  • @AliceShisori
    @AliceShisori Год назад +2

    DUDE you are so good at this

  • @mcwahaab
    @mcwahaab Год назад +3

    Very insightful. Thanks for sharing

  • @FelixHuray
    @FelixHuray Год назад +1

    Please do more videos more frequently. Your videos are truly valuable🎉

  • @PlatoCave
    @PlatoCave 2 месяца назад

    Most valuable content, hugely appreciated.

  • @charlottehan9208
    @charlottehan9208 8 месяцев назад

    This video is great!
    Please can you have one for making project governance (e.g. layers of daily working members, working groups, workstrwam leads, SteerCo etc.) and communication loop ? 🙏

  • @hroacsoar
    @hroacsoar Год назад +2

    thank you so much for this!

  • @Danieljr10
    @Danieljr10 Год назад

    Any design tips for a one slider such as a market overview slide which may include high level key facts such as size, growth, trends, competitive landscape etc?

  • @KingOfStratosphear
    @KingOfStratosphear 6 месяцев назад

    Are these presentations intended for a live presentation or to by viewed async without additional context? Asking because these slides seem very text heavy which I thought was very much discouraged for live presentations?

    • @AnalystAcademy
      @AnalystAcademy  6 месяцев назад

      It's a mix of both. I agree many of these are too dense to be presented live, but you'd be surprised how common it is in consulting and elsewhere in the corporate world. Most often a slide is presented live, but still needs to be descriptive enough to stand alone without voiceover. With the right structure and design you can make it work.

  • @Sams_Uncle
    @Sams_Uncle 9 месяцев назад

    You are a legend mate 👍 . No BS!!

  • @gauravcwa
    @gauravcwa Год назад +2

    Excellent stuff 🎉

    • @Potencyfunction
      @Potencyfunction 10 месяцев назад

      Yes indeed it is an extraordinary presentation about structural workflow and the impact on audience. They have high educational standards that are for business target group and strategic development. I have not understood where can I present the excel sheets -shall I only make the statistical charts and not show the data that lays behind the chart? How about design ?

  • @muciobatista10
    @muciobatista10 Год назад +2

    Great content Paul, tks for sharing it!

  • @baikaranabyo
    @baikaranabyo 5 месяцев назад

    Thanks for the tutorial, it's very helpful.

  • @karthikasrinivasan3364
    @karthikasrinivasan3364 Год назад

    Hi can you share how to eye balling the charts video

  • @hinaarshad5296
    @hinaarshad5296 2 месяца назад

    Hello sir, I have started designing presentations as a freelancer but i find it difficult to design slides having charts and graphics , i want more detailed video on marketing and sales presentation

  • @Ricocase
    @Ricocase Год назад

    Opinion on video beneath slides? Interactive buttons?

    • @SebastianRocks1234
      @SebastianRocks1234 Год назад +2

      Consultants usually submit pdf slides, they need to be read by anybody at the firm preferably without having to exit the platform the presentation is being read on

  • @essentiallearning8458
    @essentiallearning8458 9 месяцев назад

    VERY useful info 👍🏾👍🏾

  • @saurabhjsr
    @saurabhjsr Год назад

    Is there any way Mac users can install Ampler in their MS Powerpoint? Thank you.

  • @Bellarue2020
    @Bellarue2020 9 месяцев назад

    Loved it!

  • @ivyclark70
    @ivyclark70 8 месяцев назад +1

    You can use table for the table slide.

  • @SaifSpaces
    @SaifSpaces 4 месяца назад

    I concur these are very helpful commenting to train the algorithm

  • @ManavKapoor-mm7cg
    @ManavKapoor-mm7cg 2 месяца назад

    Super helpful🤝

  • @DasboardTVDE
    @DasboardTVDE 10 месяцев назад

    splendid ! i love your video !

  • @rodrigogomezmaleno1099
    @rodrigogomezmaleno1099 Год назад

    Awesome video! Big fan of AA ❤

  • @ihmesekoilua
    @ihmesekoilua Год назад

    10:00 sorry what 2-bit company made that piece of nonsense? there are no low-emission zones, urban road tolls or "other restrictions" in what I assume is supposed to be Helsinki, Finland (albeit misplaced by about 100km)

  • @teoteo108
    @teoteo108 25 дней назад

    Thanks!

  • @duncanwilliams4630
    @duncanwilliams4630 Год назад

    You are a God send

  • @antardas4830
    @antardas4830 Год назад

    I like how he looks to the left and right when explaining.

  • @ZM-vs8of
    @ZM-vs8of 4 месяца назад

    does anyone here show math on slides that can be presented to an executive audience. I have a need to show math related to some outcomes. today it is written like a bulleted word problem w/ numbers bolded. I'd like to see how others present this level of detail. appreciate any suggestions.

  • @gabg9876
    @gabg9876 Год назад +3

    For those of us who must design presentations for other people who insist on text slides, I'd like some tips on how to present text-only information. For instance, what would be the suggestion for the maximum number of words in a bullet point? Should the text be a sentence, phrase, or just the subject? Or other best practices to make these slides fit in with the chart slides and not so horrible looking for the audience.

    • @carveratutube
      @carveratutube Год назад +1

      These slides are reviewed before or after the presentation, not in detail during it. Therefore, use as many words as necessary to thoroughly explain your points.

  • @shankarathreya1899
    @shankarathreya1899 Год назад

    meeko charts in excel pls...can that be done

  • @ihsanayyasy6036
    @ihsanayyasy6036 Год назад +1

    bruuuv thank you for sharing! I really learn a lot from your vids!!

  • @username_62kcs9el0
    @username_62kcs9el0 Год назад

    The Udemy course looks like it is unavailable. 😮 Is it just me?

  • @goneballistic
    @goneballistic 7 месяцев назад

    subbed and liked. Great content

  • @ensgokos
    @ensgokos Год назад

    Thank you for these videos.
    @Analyst Academy - Would you consider to make a video on "How to craft meaningful (system) training slides"
    Challenge - click here click there enter x here.. Battle is that these go on 70+ slides, if many things jammed into one slide get lost, if too sparsened out lost again.. If you dont show the whole screen just an icon the user dont know where to look for that icon..
    Would be curious to hear your view
    Thanks

  • @saleemtaj2647
    @saleemtaj2647 Год назад

    Hi
    Good work, kindly make v-log on adding charts with data.
    Thanks

  • @abdulbasital-sufyani6828
    @abdulbasital-sufyani6828 5 месяцев назад

    thank you so much

  • @156615
    @156615 Год назад

    FANTASTIC !!!!

    • @Potencyfunction
      @Potencyfunction 10 месяцев назад

      Sciencecifical speaking it comes from the Sc-Fi

  • @gddeufedhfezr1224
    @gddeufedhfezr1224 7 месяцев назад +1

    How can you look at these power points for free?

  • @JuanPabloVasquez
    @JuanPabloVasquez Год назад

    amazing channel

  • @jacklazo9030
    @jacklazo9030 Год назад

    Do consulting firms actually present these as is, or are these documents handed to their client, or both?

  • @ettandr
    @ettandr 23 дня назад

    These are decks (word documents pasted into ppt) not presentations. Huge difference. But definitely a great tool to build decks.

    • @1972jms
      @1972jms 7 дней назад

      Look like presentations to me.

  • @rnv353
    @rnv353 Год назад

    04:24 type of graphs

  • @ahmadhussein2411
    @ahmadhussein2411 Год назад +1

    good job

  • @wyatt6721
    @wyatt6721 Год назад +1

    They say after you make 10,000 slides for others, someone, somewhere, will make a slide for you

  • @zimmejoc
    @zimmejoc Год назад +2

    All your info is bang on accurate, however all those consultants slides are entirely too word dense. That's not your fault, but you'd think all those high dollar consultants would use their space on the slide better than they do.

    • @Martinit0
      @Martinit0 Год назад

      Thought the same. Those table slides scream "hey, customer see I did my homework". I'd be surprised if these were ever used in an actual presentation. I would definitely blank out if someone tried to show one of these. They look more like appendices or stuff that should go into a report - looking at the slide page numbers that is probably a good guess. So basically the PowerPoint is a report without narrative.

  • @richardduncan3403
    @richardduncan3403 Год назад

    Distilling it down ... nice:)

  • @samnazari961
    @samnazari961 Год назад

    Usually told not to put a table in the slide

  • @firefoxmetzger9063
    @firefoxmetzger9063 Год назад +1

    I'm offended :P No love for the waterfall chart?

  • @ivaylokosev8230
    @ivaylokosev8230 5 месяцев назад

    top man

  • @sorcdk2880
    @sorcdk2880 Год назад

    and now we just need to figure out how to make nice versions of these with LaTeX.

  • @rhourican
    @rhourican Год назад +3

    Love the content on this channel... but I must disagree with building "tables" using text boxes and not an actual table. If you want large white spaces between, just add a white row. Having content in a table makes it much easier to ensure consistency. Thanks

    • @Potencyfunction
      @Potencyfunction 10 месяцев назад

      Then I suggest you to learn UX&UI for better insight in page design, alligenments, contrasts, columns, raws and there is no such term in design as consistency. Check the professional vocabulary afferent for the given content. You dont talk about nutrition , you talk about bulsing an acceptable power point presenatation. You dont go at your business parteners with a project about sustainable energy and talk about food. Clear your talk and context -sustainABILITY ?

  • @BobCalderon
    @BobCalderon 9 месяцев назад

    I think these are readily available templates in PowerPoint. It’ll make sense if the presenter provided real-world examples of each slide to appreciate why these remade templates are relevant in presentations. It feels like this video is just a filler to his channel.

  • @iiiiii-w8h
    @iiiiii-w8h 8 месяцев назад

    what does a consultant do? Hard mode: Respond without yapping

  • @jonatandehnisch202
    @jonatandehnisch202 Год назад +5

    Roland berger slides are actually really poor. They are too texty and crowded, and lacks guding elements. I would advise not using them as examples 😊

  • @dus10dnd
    @dus10dnd Год назад +120

    I think that one thing that should be kept in mind is that these slides are bad. Not speaking to your ability to reproduce them, but the idea of what these consulting companies are doing. They're simply trying to overwhelm their customers into thinking they have created value. Nobody is reading this stuff and there is far too much going on. You should not be able to hand over a slide deck and have folks read it and take away the valuable points. Slides should be very high-level... 3-5 bullet points of phrases, not sentences, and then a visual, if necessary. The value in a presentation is the presenter giving the real information.

    • @carveratutube
      @carveratutube Год назад +86

      Incorrect 👎: Actually, the upper management read the slides. They begin by reviewing the action title. If the title interests them, they delve into the details. That's why a shared pre-read version is essential; it allows management to address any concerns or questions during the presentation if they dislike or find something unclear on your slides.
      These slides are also intended for future reference. It would be unwise to distribute material that cannot be understood in detail without the presence of the presenter.
      The slides often contain a significant amount of content, because the problems and hypotheses are frequently quite complex. While some individuals attempt to make things appear more complicated than they are to confuse the audience, it doesn't always succeed, leading management to scrutinize and ask for clarification during the presentations or worse 😂.

    • @karensams994
      @karensams994 Год назад +13

      I actually agree with both commenter and commentee

    • @Martinit0
      @Martinit0 Год назад +12

      @@carveratutube So basically, your slide decks are detailed reports - but written in PowerPoint with reduced narrative - and also seconding as presentation slides. Do you guys actually also submit a written report or is the 200-page slide deck the main deliverable?

    • @carveratutube
      @carveratutube Год назад +2

      @@Martinit0 I am not a consultant. The presented slide decks are not detailed reports; they are more like comprehensive management summaries. A detailed report, for example, would encompass information about the methodology used, data required for result replication, and various other details. The slide decks are typically considered management reports or summaries and are quite common in larger companies. However, business concepts are often documented in slide decks instead of traditional documents (whether you consider them as detailed reports or not) 🤷‍♀️. The provision of a detailed report as a document alongside a slide deck depends on the client, contract, and the work order.

    • @danielhova7826
      @danielhova7826 Год назад +5

      @@karensams994same. Important thing to understand is who the audience is. Often, as is the case for these consultant companies, the slides will be digested in a live presentation format by some people and will be digested as a simple “read through” by other people. In that case, these slides probably are good because they’re having to do double duty basically.
      If the only audience this is for is seeing this info presented live, then these are really poor designs. I don’t think that’s the case though, so I think overall they work well enough.

  • @indivo2540
    @indivo2540 Год назад

    Some of the samples look really old! Also Ampler does not support IOS

  • @DasIllu
    @DasIllu Год назад +2

    I would love to work for McKinzie. I mean i am a total idiot myself and i have always longed to work among kindred spirits.
    Why can't every job be just consulting. I mean it's so cool, you just tell people what to do and they even pay you for that.
    My boss doesn't appreciate at all me doing just that. Bummer.

  • @nandocastiglione9742
    @nandocastiglione9742 Год назад

    👌👌👌

  • @LisaGelhaus
    @LisaGelhaus Год назад +3

    These are slides for a readable document. Not recommended to show while speaking. If you need all those words on your slide while speaking, might as well shut up and let people read. Humans have a bias for the visual and CANNOT read and listen at the same time. If you want to really convince clients or investors, move the text to the notes and use more images and simple graphs.
    I’m surprised you’re teaching people how to do “what has always been done”.

  • @jordanlivefitoutdoors
    @jordanlivefitoutdoors Год назад

    All of these slides have some much content on them. I guess consultants like to make slides look complicated on purpose?

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    @Docketsattestation 5 месяцев назад

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  • @TuanLe-iw3tw
    @TuanLe-iw3tw Год назад

    cực phê

  • @personalsigh
    @personalsigh Год назад

    "They don't need to be pretty"
    I'm sorry but yes they very much do need to be pretty

  • @unexpected8166
    @unexpected8166 6 месяцев назад

    Didn't know, Top firms make such shitty slides. Im actually shocked...

  • @RoySoetantio
    @RoySoetantio Год назад

    Excuse me... "The don't need to be pretty"?!?!? I beg the differ! 😂

  • @Ivan-cd6if
    @Ivan-cd6if 4 месяца назад +1

    At what moment crossed your mind to dub the video with female voiced while you’re a man😂

  • @ryansterling6807
    @ryansterling6807 Год назад

    Please stop putting paragraphs on your slides. Even sentences are too much. At that point, you are designing a leave behind document. If your slide needs that much text to convey the information, reconsider your design strategy.

  • @davidfeldman2258
    @davidfeldman2258 Год назад

    powerpoint lmao what year you on its almso wake up

  • @Hans_Magnusson
    @Hans_Magnusson 7 месяцев назад

    It is also the most boring thing to watch. It literally says nothing and you are sleeping tight within a couple of minutes in to the presentation.
    How about change this consultant friendly slide deck thing, to a customer oriented informative communication!
    Just don’t approach me with bs

  • @skypucktrader9909
    @skypucktrader9909 Год назад

    ChatGPT, please make me a slide that looks like the kind of slide Accenture makes …

  • @pukoh1523
    @pukoh1523 Год назад

    Popular =\= best. Consulting firms provide these word dense presentations to justify the $$$ they charge for basically useless information that who ever paid for it can cover their ass and have someone else to blame when what ever they’re trying to do fails.