A non-technical stakeholder doubts a proposed technical solution. How can you convince them of its necessity?
When introducing a new technical solution, it's common to encounter skepticism, especially from non-technical stakeholders. They might doubt the necessity or value of the change, primarily due to a lack of understanding of the technical details. Your task is to bridge this gap, presenting the solution in a way that highlights its benefits without overwhelming them with jargon. By focusing on the end results and how the solution aligns with their goals, you can make a compelling case for why the proposed change isn't just a technical improvement but a strategic advantage.
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