Before — email notification
10%
response rate. Buried in an inbox, no urgency signal, easy to defer — and defer becomes never.
4 sessions · 6 hands-on hours · for PMs
A Program Manager is traditionally limited to talking to the group manager — one proxy per team, gated by their calendar. This course teaches the workflow that removes that ceiling: direct, personalized outreach to every stakeholder, engineered to get a decision without a meeting.
The evidence
Before — email notification
10%
response rate. Buried in an inbox, no urgency signal, easy to defer — and defer becomes never.
After — automated Slack outreach
70%
engagement within 24 hours. Direct, personalized, and specific enough that a stakeholder can act on it in under 30 seconds.
What participants ship
A Claude Code–driven Slack workflow that replaces batch email notifications with personalized, direct messages to individual stakeholders.
Your own before/after numbers — not a vendor's case study. Track the gap between email and direct outreach on your actual program.
The workflow packaged so your team can run it after the course ends — not a one-off automation only you understand.
Curriculum
1.5 hours each, built directly on your own stakeholder list — not a generic demo dataset.
You leave with: An audit of your own stakeholder outreach — where messages die and why
Tools · Your current notification history, reviewed with Claude Code
You leave with: A working Claude Code–driven Slack messaging workflow
Tools · Claude Code + a custom Skill for personalized, non-broadcast messaging
You leave with: Messages that reference live status and blockers, not generic templates
Tools · Connecting your agent to the data source that already tracks your program
You leave with: A response-rate dashboard and a reusable Skill you can hand to your team
Tools · `skill-creator` — package the workflow so it outlives this course
Who this is for
You already know who your stakeholders are and what decisions you need from them. What's missing isn't access — it's a channel that gets a response. This course assumes you can describe your program in plain language and have (or can get) a Slack workspace to work in.
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