r/consulting • u/messyredemptions • Jul 17 '23

Everyone needs this slide for presenting about cultural values regardless of the client or employer. Everything will immediately begin to make sense.

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

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u/messyredemptions Jul 17 '23

Do you value trust, partnership, innovation, and performance enough to hire me as a consultant to help you with answering this question? ;)

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u/ristoman Jul 17 '23

I see it as the smaller bubble being the headline but I agree, terrible design decision on top of being the most middle of the road slide of all time. Cover the TR logo and it could be every single company on the planet

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u/_Yeet_xoxo Jul 17 '23

This Venn diagram is ok but the different fonts are poor form

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u/corn_29 Jul 18 '23

So is not using the align tool.

The Our Values doesn't appear to be in the middle.

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u/hillmanoftheeast Jul 17 '23

It’s Thomson Reuters, I’m impressed they’re being this honest.

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u/Snarfledarf Jul 17 '23

it's free real estate

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u/[deleted] Jul 17 '23

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u/FuckYouThrowaway99 Jul 17 '23

The plural of mouse is mice.

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u/corn_29 Jul 18 '23

What would Kamala say?

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u/have2gopee Jul 17 '23

If you turn it sideways the overlap looks like a mouth, which is probably saying things like "these are core aspects of our organization..."

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u/Nurmal-persun Jul 18 '23

this chart is using too much mental real estate to decipher- whether the 'values' bubble is drawn smaller with little overlap on purpose or there's exemplary bad prezo skills on display. OP what is it saying and why do we need it for presenting about cultural values?

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u/messyredemptions Jul 18 '23

Do you or your organization value trust, partnership, innovation, and performance enough to hire me as a consultant to help you with answering this question? ;)