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RY's avatar

Super useful, will definitely be rereading this. Please do share more on document creation

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Dominik's avatar

Thanks for this article, a lot of useful tips. What I usually do is start off with a very simple slide without visuals and iterate from there and add more visuals if time allows. The simple slide usually contains only bullets in a simple grid structure

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Rustem Karymov's avatar

Yes, this is a really good advice. Having some good version of the slide very quickly, even if it simple, but you can have a meaningful discussion with leadership or clients.

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Abhishek's avatar

Very well put.

p.s Beatification ==> Beautification

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Rustem Karymov's avatar

Thank you, fixed.

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Richard Millington's avatar

Fantastic post Ryan. Very useful. Are you familiar with Firm Learning on YouTube? He covers these sorts of topics too. I'd recommend checking his work out if you get a chance.

I think it's also interesting to see how MBB firms create slides vs independent consultants. The approach is very different.

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Rustem Karymov's avatar

Hi Richard, thanks for commenting. This is a big deal for me. I have been following you for some time and really like your content.

Yes, I know firm learning resources, Heinrich is doing a great job there. Although, I am trying to focus specifically on MBB consultants of <24 months, and go deeper in helping them with their operating model to become truly successful.

I would love to catch up with you and learn from your experience and can share mine as well. Would you like to chat? If yes, please, feel free to ping me on become@distinctive.plus.

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Mikhail's avatar

Highly useful!!! Great content!

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HK's avatar

So insightful. Thank you!

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Ved Shankar's avatar

I definitely made the mistake with thinking "iteratively" at the start of the job - thanks for writing this resource :)

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Rustem Karymov's avatar

Thank you Ved, it's really obvious, but as many obvious things, they become so only in hindsight :)

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