Both roles require excellent communication, but Product Owners often focus on detailed, technical conversations with development teams, while Product Managers communicate with a broader range of stakeholders including executives and customers. Women can thrive by adapting their communication style to the audience and fostering collaboration at all levels.

Both roles require excellent communication, but Product Owners often focus on detailed, technical conversations with development teams, while Product Managers communicate with a broader range of stakeholders including executives and customers. Women can thrive by adapting their communication style to the audience and fostering collaboration at all levels.

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