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367: Radical product thinking for product managers – with Radhika Dutt

Product Innovation Educators

Your title is irrelevant—if you’re building products and thinking about how to engineer change, you’re applying product thinking. [9:05] 18:40] Strategy. Strategy is converting your mission into steps. Logistics: How does the solution get to customers (support, sales, training customers, professional services)?

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Intercom on Product: Accelerating your strategy after COVID-19

Intercom, Inc.

And so, now’s the time to start thinking about accelerating our business strategies and grabbing the opportunities it brings. Now that the worst seems to be over, what exactly should your strategy look like? But if the strategy was good to begin with, keep at it. Where should you invest your resources? Should we sink bigger?

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All I know is coding. Can I become a Product Manager?

B2B Product Management

Currently in engineering or related area) thinking of moving to Product Management. At a smaller company or a startup, usually one person plays both roles. So if you are looking to get experience in both these areas, it is best to do it at a smaller company or a startup. We get this question a lot.

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How to build, manage and scale a sales team – 12 strategies from the experts

Intercom, Inc.

If you want to build a revenue engine that will fuel long-term growth, you need to build and scale your sales org with intention. question becomes even more pressing given the trend toward “bottom-up” product adoption – i.e., offering a given product for free or without a formal top-down sales motion, as is common with SaaS.

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How to build a billion dollar sales team like Stripe

Intercom, Inc.

The fastest growing software companies in recent years all have something in common – they started with little to no sales team. They relied on a great product, with a passionate userbase that helped kickstart an organic growth engine which sold the product for them. Yes, Dropbox started off with no traditional sales team.

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The Great Silence

The Product Coalition

Frameworks can’t save you I believe one technique we’ve evolved to escape this tyranny of distractions and a lack of autonomy was to add credibility to the product management role through self-improvement, with a big focus on strategy and management concepts. Then, you can just get on with things.

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Pragmatic Live Transcripts (Prioritizing Your Product Launch)

Pragmatic Marketing

So I moved into that in Google when this startup had acquired and then four years ago, I joined HubSpot, to really, really focus on that. I've seen some startups and some companies do a launch every week, for instance. And it was it was product marketing it looked at it smelled like product marketing. And that's smart.