Product managers must be good storytellers. Every roadmap, strategy doc, and update tells a story about what matters and why. When the story is unclear, so is the work, and unfortunately, the story is often unclear. This session breaks down storytelling as a practical product skill. We’ll look at how to structure information so it builds understanding and trust, not confusion; how to adapt narratives for different audiences; and how to move beyond decks that dump data to stories that create alignment. Attendees walk away with simple frameworks for shaping product stories and a clear method for avoiding the traps that derail communication, especially in complex organization.
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Session Details
Type of Session: Presentation
Presented By
Leslie Neal
Leslie is a product strategist and writer with 20+ years in tech. Her last corporate job was leading product strategy and operations at a Fortune 50 corporation. A former screenwriter, Leslie blends narrative structure and product thinking to make work more human and effective, and most importantly, to tell better stories.
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