How do you update your board on the engineering team’s progress? You know what and how teams are doing, but presenting these topics to the board in a way they really understand can be challenging. Try these slide suggestions to help get you started.
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How do you update your board on the engineering team’s progress? You know what and how teams are doing, but presenting these topics to the board in a way they really understand can be challenging. Try these slide suggestions to help get you started.
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