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How the best product managers build, launch, and scale products in Silicon Valley
Alexis and Adrienne are former PMs (Facebook, Tesla, and Google) who share their insights working at top companies in Silicon Valley and share their…
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Chasing highs that hurt your product
I've always been fascinated by the indicators of a healthy product organization and how they evolve as a company scales. Here I connect themes from…
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How to transform data points into airtight narratives
We’ve all been in a meeting where there’s a senior engineer or executive poking holes in the data and decision-making you’re presenting. If you’re not…
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The risk of not being a technical PM
The common rhetoric is being technical makes you a better product manager – but this isn’t always true. Knowing how to code or going to a coding…
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Myopia that Kills Your Company
When people think of Netflix’s biggest competitors, they typically think of other video streaming platforms – Hulu, YouTube, and Prime Video. But the…
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How to ramp up on a new industry 10x faster
I’ve always been curious about how people ramp up quickly on an industry and form a perspective in the midst ambiguity, especially with new technologies…
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Useless vs. Useful Competitive Analysis
Listen now (10 mins) | When I first joined Tesla as a product manager, I remember making a competitive analysis chart to understand the competitive…
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Alexis and Adrienne
Don't Be The Glue
Listen now (8 mins) | The common rhetoric is that product managers should act as the glue between engineering, design, and sales. This mindset is a…
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Alexis and Adrienne
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