Marketing

I also have a degree in Marketing from Swinburne as I did a double degree. I see myself as the bridge between to areas as they can use the same terminology, but mean completely different. For example, designers don't know what is possible on the business programs or understand that some design elements need to deduce for a simpler user friendly functionality. The same vise versa for business personal, so I can enter and understand both sides and communicate between the two.
In marketing there are a lot of presentations and other programs such as excel, Miro, Jira and so on to that even designers need to know how to use. Here are some presentations that I have done including what I did for my Marketing Placement where I also worked with designers.