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Tech jargon in Madrid startups – HearSay

Spanish C1

Join Carmen and Adrián to learn tech jargon in Madrid startups, one short conversation at a time. Each lesson trains your ear until you can follow every word and respond.

Lessons

Presenting a redesign proposal
Carmen shows Adrián the user registration redesign and explains the reasons behind the change based on data.
Negotiating project priorities
Adrián points out the current timeline constraints and Carmen asks for space to implement changes in the next phase.
Explaining a strategy change
Adrián informs Carmen about the business model shift toward pharmacies, and they address the previous lack of communication.
Evaluating deliverable urgency
Carmen defends her screen's relevance and Adrián argues the need to prioritize the investor presentation.
Defining prototype content
Carmen asks which features will be shown in the key meeting and Adrián details the new dashboard modules.
Defending user impact
Carmen warns about signup issues customers will face and Adrián listens to her design arguments.
Analyzing budget constraints
Adrián shares his past customer service experience and explains the company's lack of budget and liquidity.
Proposing a low-cost solution
Carmen suggests creating an interactive mockup without using developer time, and Adrián agrees to the delivery deadline.
Coordinating availability and schedules
Carmen explains her personal commitments in Tarragona and agrees with Adrián on the deadlines for reviewing the work.
Agreeing on the presentation format
Carmen and Adrián agree to present a lightweight version of the prototype and discuss the founders' capital contribution.
Handling partner pressure
Adrián warns about close oversight from the founders, and they discuss the inefficiency of past meetings.
Setting effective meeting habits
Adrián takes responsibility for the previous session and commits to leading shorter, more structured meetings.
Closing a development commitment
Carmen makes delivering the prototype conditional on its formal inclusion in the January plan, and Adrián confirms the deal.
Asking for unfiltered feedback
Carmen asks to see the raw notes from the user tests, and Adrián agrees to send them over before lunch.

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