Storytelling for Technical People
Is your work so technical that other people don’t understand what you do? Or is your work so specialised that you sometimes feel like you’re speaking a different language?
This is a common challenge for people with a more technical role or more specialised expertise. Whether you’re an engineer, a programmer or even an accountant, storytelling is an essential skill to help people understand what you’re going on about!
So in this workshop, we demonstrate how we can use the “Relate, Challenge, Resolve” framework and “3 Ingredients of Stories” to explain technical concepts in a simple way.
By the end of this workshop, you’ll have used storytelling techniques to craft simple explanations for your technical concepts.
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