Gustavo de Souza(@GusMicrotoMacro):The @UChi_Economics rule is 2 minutes per slide. Mike Golosov also added that each slide should have at most four bullets. I found this rule to only be viable at @UChi_Economics . Audiences show a wide range of interaction, most way below the Uchicago level. So I follow this rule: - each slide should have only one idea, at most four bullets, and a bullet can never break a line - if I know that the audience wants interaction, I follow the Uchicago gold standard - if I am uncertain, I do one minute per slide and adjust during the talk.

2026.06.06 02:38

The @UChi_Economics rule is 2 minutes per slide. Mike Golosov also added that each slide should have at most four bullets. I found this rule to only be viable at @UChi_Economics . Audiences show a wide range of interaction, most way below the Uchicago level. So I follow this rule: - each slide should have only one idea, at most four bullets, and a bullet can never break a line - if I know that the audience wants interaction, I follow the Uchicago gold standard - if I am uncertain, I do one minute per slide and adjust during the talk.

Noah Williams@Bellmanequation

2026.06.05 15:42

Presenter slide decks in a four-paper session with 22 minutes per talk: • 49 slides • 36 slides • 32 slides • 40 slides

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