PJ Tanzillo, Favor Product Lead, talks about focusing on the needs of your users while working on a gig economy based business.
Rene Kolga, Citrix Fmr Product Lead, discusses the five big cons to working in enterprise product management.
Betterment Product Lead breaks down why data should be used as a checks-and-balances system for strong conviction statements.
PJ Tanzillo, Favor Product Lead, reveals the many services Favor provides and how a software company can always put the customer first.
PJ Tanzillo, Product Lead at Favor Delivery, discusses his start in product by building apps which led to a position at Favor Delivery.
Rene Kolga, Citrix Fmr Product Lead, on his beliefs behind enterprise product management and wants people to see how B2B management works.
Michael Paulson, Austin Head of Chapter and CPO of Jungle Scout, shares his background and how he likes to help people and businesses.
Gingko Bioworks Head of Product, Zsofia Magarian, talks about how product management at Ginkgo is different from other product companies.
Brit Myers, COO of GameClub, shares his biggest mistakes at Homer and what lessons he learned from them as he found product-market fit.
Zsofia Magarian shares how her PhD helped her in Product Management and how bioengineering can solve some of the world’s biggest problems.
The Tech du Jour podcast series on how innovative companies are using artificial intelligence and machine learning to build better products.
Quibb Founder talks about her company’s focus on Machine Learning, how it’s perceived in the market, and the vectors of success
Quibb Founder, Sandi MacPherson, discusses product truths, and how good products do not always win in the real world and why
Melody Koh, Blue Apron Fmr Product VP, discusses why capital is important to founders and how to raise it by yourself or through networks.
Quibb Founder on the start to her product career, startups, and how she went from studying Environmental Science to Product management
Melody Koh, Blue Apron Fmr Product VP, elaborates on her methods for creating and developing products and acquiring customers.
Melody Koh, Blue Apron Fmr Product VP, discusses the principles and strategies needed to be a success when building startups.
Rent the Runway Director of Product Mgmt, Laura Burkhauser, discusses the concept of Mario Karting and how it can be avoided.
Gibson Biddle, Fmr Netflix Product VP, on the DEL model in order to create a unique company culture that you can maintain.
Read Gibson Biddle's, Fmr Netflix Product VP, article that discusses Netflix culture- how it was developed, maintained, and reinforced.
Nir Eyal on internal triggers that lead to distractions and why one should identify the root causes for discomfort to become indistractable.
Nir Eyal talks about environmental hacks to fight against distractions and the big four strategies designed to keep you indistractable.
Britt Myers on leadership in growing startups, the importance of knowing the story of your product, and building relationships with your CEO.
Nir Eyal on behavioral design psychology and how this concept outlined and defined how healthy interactions with products should look like.
Bestselling Author Nir Eyal discusses how to work through distractions by using tools and pacts to keep you focused while you're working.
Bestselling Author Nir Eyal discusses what distraction really means in practicality, and how the opposite of distraction is traction.
Nir Eyal shares how to work through distractions with super focus. He summarizes his hooked model for products, and his book “Indistractable.”
Sharon Plasser shares her experience in transitioning the business out of a legacy system and the consequences that result from doing so.
Sharon Plasser on the importance of knowing your goals as a PM and how to use those goals to help you navigate through the company.
Sams Club Product Lead, Sharon Plasser, shares key principles for product managers for navigating complexities in established organizations.
Review the future of where AI/ML tech is heading in making an impact on product development with Credit Suisse Labs CEO Jacob Sisk.
Learn about the best use cases for utilizing AI/ML tech to improve society-at-large from Credit Suisse Labs CEO Jacob Sisk.
Credit Suisse Labs CEO Jacob Sisk defines AI/ML attributes - similarities/differences and how they make an impact on product development.
Crew member Mark Pydynowski shares his perspective on hosting podcasts and talks about what goes into building great products.
For a healthcare startup, QA is vital for scientific products. You must set the bar high to ensure your customer remains the primary concern.
Brilliant Home Product Director Gaurav Hardikar describes building a full stack by outlining the touch points created by smart home tech.
Scientific products are developed with a specific plan in mind. However, the unexpected event is what can unlock innovation.
Product managers and leaders must guide teams though any company pivot. Practice, learn and live through change with these effective strategies.
Jessica Chen Riolfi talks about building great products - our Head of Chapter at Products That Count San Jose & Head of Product at Earnin.
Pandora Product Lead William White on opportunities & challenges for digital marketing products to enhance traditional marketing practices
The impact of social media requires careful study and positive interventions to prevent future development of toxic solutions
Some big misconceptions about AI products are rooted in their present capabilities and what needs to be learned to enable future innovation.
Specific applications & development for ML in AI products are impacted by availability of previous algorithms or need to build from scratch.
In systems thinking, brands consider the societal impact of their product. This approach goes beyond use and experience into outcome.
Hype around AI products is often overblown or misunderstood and does not represent its impact on building new products.
Podcast host Don Woods, a leading PM at Envoy, shares his perspective on product management and building meaningful solutions.
Product teams can apply lessons from improv to lead with statements that can be acted upon quickly, in addition to open-ended questions
When fully embraced, company culture becomes a powerful factor in driving product loyalty and ensuring quality product-market fit.
Applying lessons from improv enables product teams to expand their soft skills by adapting to a variety of unexpected situations or demands.
Understand opportunities and limitations for AI solutions by evaluating how input data is organized and target product audiences
