Time to reflect on the year. Also time for a 60-slide deck about it.
The year ends exactly how it began: in PowerPoint. Summarizing things. For people who were there.
The End-of-Year Irony
What You Accomplished This Year
December's Main Activity
Slides Created This Year
EOY Reflection Deck
Your Year in Slide Obligations
Months where slides were the main event
8 out of 12 months dominated by slide obligations. Only 4 months of "just work."
December Deck Requests
Frequently Asked Questions
Why December becomes slide month (and how to escape it)
QWhy do year-end reflection decks feel so pointless?
Because you're summarizing work that everyone already experienced. You delivered 47 projects, created 624 status slides during the year, and now you're spending 40+ hours creating a 60-slide deck to summarize those slides. SlideStrike generates year-end summaries instantly from your existing data.
QHow much time do I waste on end-of-year decks?
Most project managers spend 40-60 hours in December on year-end review decks, board presentations, and all-hands summaries. That's an entire work week that could be spent on actual Q4 deliverables or, you know, celebrating with your family.
QCan SlideStrike generate my year-end review automatically?
Yes. Upload your project data and SlideStrike creates comprehensive year-end reviews with accomplishments, metrics, learnings, and forward-looking plans. December becomes about wrapping up work, not documenting it.
QWhat if leadership requests multiple year-end decks for different audiences?
SlideStrike can generate multiple versions instantly - board deck, team review, all-hands presentation - all from the same data, each tailored to the audience. No manual reformatting of the same information 4 different ways.
Reflection Without the Slide Labor
SlideStrike generates your year-end decks instantly. Spend December actually celebrating — not summarizing.