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Hosted by Denny Klisch · Technology · EN-US · 0 episodes
The complexity of Product Management can discourage young professionals and aspiring individuals from pursuing a career in the field. The purpose of this Podcast is to demystify the complexity of Product Management for young Product Managers or people who want to get into Product Management. The Podcast provides valuable insights into the journeys of successful Product Managers, which helps the audience understand the skills, tools, and techniques they need to develop to become successful Product Managers.
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Episode #51
<p>Send us a text</p><p>The Grande Finale of my Podcast is here!<br/><br/>Listen to Aakash, Pat, Parv and me talking about:<br/><br/>• What if we were not Product Manager<br/>• Why we love Product Management<br/>• Product Management in 20 years<br/>• The hottest PM take<br/>• Fun Stories<br/><br/>Enjoy the show!<br/><br/>You can find all of them on Twitter: Aakash, Parv, Pat.<br/><br/></p>
Episode #50
<p>Send us a text</p><p>"Your roadmap sucks" - this is how Phil opened up his keynote at my ProductTank event back in December 2023. His views were so good, I had to get him on the podcast. In this episode we talked about roadmaps, decision making and why the answer always is: It depends.<br/><br/>You can find Phil on Twitter and LinkedIn.<br/><br/>Furthermore check out this:<br/><br/>Website: https://www.forproductpeople.com/<br/>Podcast: https://www.talkingroadmaps.com <br/>Book: https://www.theitdependsbook.com</p>
Episode #49
<p>Send us a text</p><p>Sanjeev is a living Product Management legend. At least for me. His hilarious parodies of the typical Product Management life are a great joy to watch and besides that, he boostrapped a company called Supermeme.ai.<br/><br/>In this episode he shares his story and we discuss what Bootstrapping and Product Management have in common. And what not.<br/><br/>Enjoy the show.<br/><br/>You can find Sanjeev on Twitter and LinkedIn.<br/><br/>Watch his hilarious videos on YouTube.<br/><br/>Check out his company and create some (super-)memes.<...
Episode #48
<p>Send us a text</p><p>Data says, poor onboarding is the key driver for churn.<br/>Data says, good onboarding is key driver for product growth.<br/><br/>In this episode David and I speak plainly about the topic of product onboarding. David shares his framework, gives heaps of practical advice, we talk about adding (friction) and a lot more. <br/><br/>Enjoy the episode!<br/><br/>You can find David on Twitter and LinkedIn.<br/><br/>Link to Project Fuze.</p>
Episode #47
<p>Send us a text</p><p>You can have the best product in the world, but when you position it wrong it will fail.<br/><br/>Anthony and I discussed how to avoid this, how to actually position your product, what to consider, AI as a table stakes feature and a lot more.<br/><br/>You can find Anthony on Twitter and LinkedIn.<br/><br/>Checkout his company FletchPMM.</p>
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