“Josh is an exceptional TDM. His attention to detail, holistic grasp of product, & organizational skills are superior. The tone, tenor and conviction with which he delivers recommendations, opinions and directions make it easy for a team to follow him with confidence and excitement. I look forward to the chance to work with him again.”
Josh Polsky
San Francisco, California, United States
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San Francisco, California, United States
1K followers
500+ connections
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I enjoy working with teams in planning, developing and shipping working, tested, software…
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After three years of hard work and dedication, we are proud to say that we are now the only honey-producing beekeepers in Tahoe! The future looks…
After three years of hard work and dedication, we are proud to say that we are now the only honey-producing beekeepers in Tahoe! The future looks…
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Here we go again... For a while there, it seemed the headlines about companies forcing people back to the office had slowed a little. But Monday…
Here we go again... For a while there, it seemed the headlines about companies forcing people back to the office had slowed a little. But Monday…
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Today marks my first day with Vercel to lead our partnership initiatives across EMEA. An incredible portfolio of products that are helping…
Today marks my first day with Vercel to lead our partnership initiatives across EMEA. An incredible portfolio of products that are helping…
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🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 We’re thrilled to announce that Wise Panda has officially launched our new app on the App Store! 🎉 Now, our students can enjoy…
🚀 Exciting News! 🚀 We’re thrilled to announce that Wise Panda has officially launched our new app on the App Store! 🎉 Now, our students can enjoy…
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As I embark on a new chapter in life, I’ve decided to take a bold leap: a 3-month sabbatical to trek, explore, and volunteer in the Himalayas…
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Love seeing Jahan tackle digital well being on social media. Can't wait to see what these amazing kids come up with. https://lnkd.in/er2YiCdV
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What makes a story or presentation great? Earlier this year, I sat down with the Stripe design team to share my advice on creating effective presentations and telling engaging stories. Here’s what I shared with the team: 👇 Creating engaging presentations involves two steps: 1️⃣ Building structure 2️⃣ Adding detail -- Step 1️⃣: Building structure -- 🤨 → Start with why–Understand why your presentation exists. What are you trying to achieve? Are you explaining, motivating, or convincing? Who is your audience? ✍️ → Write it out—Writing a script helps you quickly outline possible structures and keeps the focus on the content that best meets your presentation’s purpose. 🎨 → Draw it out—If writing isn’t working, try drawing! Think about key visuals or concepts you want to convey. Sketch those out in logical order. 🔬 → Avoid jumping into detail—Add detail only when your structure can support it. Otherwise, you'll get bogged down in unnecessary content—a common issue for new designers. 📐 → Use a blueprint—If you’re struggling, use familiar story structures like Rags to Riches, Hero’s Journey, or Elevator Pitch. ⚔️ → Define your timelines and tensions—Across any good story are clear timelines and tensions. Ask yourself “what are the key events or moments of tension in my story?” Build off those. -- 2️⃣ Adding detail -- 🖱️ → Keep it simple—Simplicity helps your audience understand your message. And that's the ultimate goal. 🎯 → One thing at a time—Avoid overloading slides with information. Present concepts, images, and data points one at a time to help your audience absorb the material. 🤔 → Fidelity dictates feedback—Use a level of fidelity that reflects the feedback you want. Higher fidelity tends to prompt detailed feedback, while lower fidelity focuses on overall structure and flow. 🧑🔬 → Ditch the jargon—Avoid using technical jargon and acronyms without explanation. It can confuse your audience and distract from your message. Meet them at their level of understanding. 🛠️ → Make it real—Use real-world examples to help your audience visualize the context of your presentation. On the other hand, using 'lorem ipsum' in your designs can make it challenging for your audience to provide useful feedback and critique. That's it! I hope these tips help you create and present your work with greater confidence. If you'd like to see the full presentation or share your tips, let me know in the comments below! 👇 #storytelling #design
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