For VPs

Your Directors
Won't Tell You This

They're afraid to sound like they're complaining. They assume there's no budget. They're watching their teams burn out in silence.

Why They Stay Silent

The fears that keep them from raising the issue

"I'll Look Weak"

"If I tell my VP we're spending too much time on slides, they'll think I can't manage my team's workload."

The irony: Managing workload includes eliminating unnecessary work.

"There's No Budget"

"I've been told we have no budget for new tools. Why bother asking for something I know will get rejected?"

The irony: The budget exists—it's just hidden in labor costs.

"It's Just How It Is"

"Everyone does it this way. If there was a better solution, we'd already be using it."

The irony: Most organizations don't know what they don't know.

"It's Not That Bad"

"Sure, we lose some time to slides, but it's not worth escalating. There are bigger problems."

The irony: $463K/year IS one of your bigger problems.

The Truth Behind the Silence

Your Directors Work Sundays

They spend 5+ hours every week consolidating PM reports into presentations for you. That's work they don't talk about because it happens at home.

5 hrs/week × 2 Directors = 520 hrs/year

Your PMs Work Thursday Nights

Each PM spends 4 hours every week building status slides. They've normalized it, but their families haven't.

4 hrs/week × 10 PMs = 2,080 hrs/year

Burnout Is Building

The best people are quietly looking elsewhere. The ones who stay are disengaging. You won't see it until they leave.

Replacement cost: $150K+ per PM

A Typical Week in Your Org

MonTueWedThuFri
PM Team
Project work
Project work
Project work
SLIDE WORK
Meetings
Directors
1:1s
Strategy
Reviews
Planning
CONSOLIDATION
Slide/consolidation work
Regular work

What If You Just... Fixed It?

Give them the tool. Watch the relief.

Current State
2,600 hrs
Lost to slides annually
With SlideStrike
52 hrs
60 seconds × 52 weeks

Be the VP Who Listened

They can't ask for this themselves. But you can give it to them. And they'll remember who did.

Give Your Team SlideStrike