Mastering Technical Storytelling for IT Leaders in 1 hour

Master the art of simplifying complex tech concepts and inspire your audience with impactful storytelling

Created by: Jordan Assouline
Customer Engineer & DevSecOps

What Will I Learn?

• Apply the principles of technical storytelling to create clear, engaging, and structured presentations for technical audiences
• Structure technical content logically to ensure clarity and coherence in data-driven storytelling.
• Use metaphors and analogies to simplify and clarify complex technical concepts in your communications.
• Master non-verbal communication and handle Q&A sessions effectively to enhance the impact of your technical presentations.
• Develop engaging hooks and strong conclusions to capture and maintain audience attention throughout technical presentations.
• Incorporate emotional appeal to make technical narratives more relatable and memorable for your audience.
• Analyze real-world examples from industry leaders and apply their storytelling techniques to your own presentations.

Requirements

• Basic understanding of technical concepts: Participants should have some familiarity with technical or data-driven environments, but expertise is not required.
• Experience with presentations: Prior experience in giving presentations will help, but it's not mandatory. The course will provide techniques for enhancing presentation skills.
• Basic communication skills: Participants should have a foundational ability to communicate ideas clearly, as the course will build on these skills to craft compelling narratives.
• No specific tools or equipment: There are no required tools or software; however, familiarity with presentation tools like PowerPoint or Google Slides will be beneficial.

Target audience

• IT project managers seeking to improve how they communicate complex technical details to non-technical stakeholders.
• Software engineers and developers aiming to refine their presentation skills and explain complex architectures or solutions more clearly.
• Technical leads and team managers who regularly pitch technical ideas, strategies, or solutions and want to improve their narrative approach.
• Product managers in tech looking to better communicate the value of technical products and innovations to diverse audiences.