December 22nd - 4:47 PM

"Get the deck done before you leave."

You're supposed to be packing. You're supposed to be excited. Instead, you're in PowerPoint. Again.

The Holiday Math

What you have vs. what they're asking

5
Hours until your flight
8+
Hours the deck will take
0
Gifts you've wrapped
0
Bags you've packed

December 22nd: Expectations vs. Reality

Should Be Doing

Wrapping gifts, packing, saying goodbye to colleagues

Actually Doing

Chasing Marcus for Q4 metrics at 6pm

Should Be Feeling

Holiday excitement, year-end satisfaction

Actually Feeling

Deadline panic, resentment, airport anxiety

Frequently Asked Questions

Why holiday deck requests ruin vacations (and how to stop them)

QWhy do last-minute deck requests always happen right before holidays?

Because leadership realizes they need year-end materials before the break, and you're the person who "knows how to make good slides." SlideStrike eliminates these fire drills by keeping presentation-ready materials always available.

QHow do I avoid missing my flight because of a deck request?

With SlideStrike, year-end decks are generated in 30 seconds, not 8 hours. The 4:47pm "quick ask" becomes actually quick. You catch your flight, enjoy your holiday, and come back refreshed instead of resentful.

QWhat if they ask for updated metrics after I already leave?

SlideStrike can be accessed from anywhere. Quick updates take seconds on your phone if needed. But more importantly, having the deck ready before the ask means there's nothing to update at the last minute.

QCan I really enjoy the holidays without deck guilt?

Yes. When decks take 30 seconds instead of hours, there's no "I should be working on the deck" guilt hanging over your holiday. The work is done, you can actually disconnect.

Holidays Without Slide Guilt

Done in 10 Minutes. Not 10 Hours.

SlideStrike generates your year-end deck instantly. Leave on time. Enjoy your holiday. Come back refreshed.

Year-end decks in 30 seconds
Catch your flight without stress
No weekend or holiday work required
Actually enjoy the break you earned
Save Your Holiday
The holidays shouldn't be spent in PowerPoint. That's not what they're for.