Ep.131 - How Data Teams and Stakeholders Can Work Better Together

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Collaboration between data teams and stakeholders isn’t always smooth. Misaligned expectations, shifting requirements, and a lack of mutual understanding can lead to frustration on both sides. In this cohosted episode, Karen and Cecilia dive into the key challenges data teams face when working with stakeholders —and, more importantly, how to overcome them. They share practical strategies to: Get stakeholders to bring problems, not just predefined solutions Align expectations early and avoid last-minute changes Build empathy and trust between technical and business teams Tune in for actionable insights that will help you work better with stakeholders and maximise the value of data analytics!

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