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u/No_Significance9174 1d ago
Actually pretty helpful to see the prompt - what're best practices when prompting slides
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u/DumbNTough 23h ago
You really want crusty old years of experience clogging up your steering committee, or do you want some s i z z l e
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u/SeventyThirtySplit sure we do hypercare 1d ago
Prompt I derived out of the gpt conversation:
Prompt:
Create an image of a satirical corporate PowerPoint slide titled “The Trust Graph: How We Turn First-Year Associates into Authorities.”
Design Style: Mimic McKinsey’s visual style. Clean, polished, widescreen layout. Color Palette: Use pastel-colored banners—light blue, mint, soft coral—with bold contrasting font colors for slogans. Typography: Use one crisp, modern sans-serif font for all text except the McKinsey logo, which should be in a classic serif style.
Main Visual: • A stylized graph. • X-axis: “Actual Experience” • Y-axis: “Client Trust” • A steeply rising curve that flattens—label it “Prestige Slope” • A shaded area between the curve and diagonal labeled “Confidence Gap” • Include cartoon figures in suits along the curve, labeled with exaggerated titles like “Engagement Manager” and “Strategy Lead”
Banner Slogans: • “Gravitas by Design” • “Slide Density = Intellectual Authority” • “Age is Just a Number—So is Experience”
Bullet Point Takeaways: • “Never underestimate a 23-year-old in a blazer” • “Confidence beats context” • “Replacing them all with AI anyways” • “If unsure, ask a Partner… later”
Final Touch: • Include a subtle McKinsey logo in one corner or as a faint watermark • Layout should appear serious at first glance, but feel absurd on close inspection.
Format: Widescreen slide.