Code review slows teams down when comments turn into style debates, pull requests grow past what anyone can read, and nobody knows who breaks a tie. This template gives tech leads an 11-slide deck to coach those habits in one session. It moves from why review matters to good and bad comment examples, the size of changes, and a practice drill the team runs on a real pull request.

Every slide is sample content for Brindlewick Systems, written as a finished example. A pull request of 180 lines is reviewed in about three hours, a chart of comment types adds to 100 percent, and a table sets out sizes with their review times. Those figures are invented. Before you present, swap in your team's real before-and-after comments, your own size and turnaround targets, and the people who break ties. Keep the layouts and delete any slide your team does not need.