1. Understand what matters to others
Take time to learn about what your colleagues are juggling right now.
2. Communicate with all stakeholders
Every key decision-maker is different so talk to all of them.
3.Check in regularly
This will help you to avoid the risk of research being seen as an unimportant task.
4. Provide easily accessible updates
Give the headlines about what you’re learning, not just what you’re doing. Use storytelling to present your findings and keep everyone engaged.
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