Demo Day
The demo is a quintessential component for enabling a team to tell their story and outwardly represent their team’s culture and achievements. Yet, so many teams approach their demo reactively and lose this valuable opportunity.
I’m Nathan Broslawsky, Chief Product & Technology Officer at ClearOne Advantage. I write about leadership, technology, organizational design, and what AI is doing to all of it.
Published and interviewed by Built In CTO Studio 7CTOs The CTO Podcast
The demo is a quintessential component for enabling a team to tell their story and outwardly represent their team’s culture and achievements. Yet, so many teams approach their demo reactively and lose this valuable opportunity.
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