Getting Us All on the Same Page: Telling Complex Stories to Various Audiences, with Deepti Tadala, Senior Product Manager, Paypal
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We, in product management, live in complex worlds. We are often solving complicated problems. We are often using sophisticated, complex technologies or engineering solutions to solve those problems. We have various audiences to which we must communicate.
Effectively communicating to these various audiences and especially making complex situations understandable and relevant to each is one of the most important skills a product manager has in their professional toolbox.
Deepti Tadala, Senior Product Manager for Paypal, joins us on this episode to share her experiences in how to best communicate complex issues with various stakeholders.
Deepti Tadala is Senior Product Manager for Paypal.
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