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Masayoshi Son: AI’s ‘superhuman effort’ will dwarf past tech revolutions
Masayoshi Son discusses the profound impact of artificial intelligence, asserting that its development should be accelerated rather than slowed down.
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Atlassian CEO: the ‘brainless bet’ of neglecting design in the AI era
Atlassian CEO Scott Farquhar argues that neglecting user experience and design in the AI era is a "brainless bet" for companies.
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Pat Gelsinger: AI’s ‘headwind’ is not chips, but energy capacity
Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger explains why the memory industry was historically a "terrible industry" and how AI has transformed its value.
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How Zapier growth hacked SEO
How Zapier growth hacked SEO The strategies used to grow from 0-600K users in 3 years A thread👇👇 1) Zapier, founded in 2011 by CEO Wade Foster, lets you connect different web…
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How to acquire Gen Z users
👀Consumer founders! Too many startups rely on paid ads. @tiktok_us’s growing popularity + current undersaturation of ads = room to shine organically. 6 examples on how to acquire gen-Z users for free,…
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The real superpower of product designers: Get comfortable with uncertainty
Designers have many superpowers, but one underrated one is that the work of design leads one to become more comfortable with uncertainty. How does this impact the product development process? Thread 👇…
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Master the “curiosity flywheel”: Startup Lessons from Greg Isenberg
THREAD: My 20s were full of ups and downs I lost millions, made millions and helped build some billion dollar startups My biggest lessons learned: The future of startups: – Privacy-first –…
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How do I transition from Engg to Product Management? Attend this Workshop by Indeed PM, Devansh
A lot many engineers are trying to transition to product management. But a mere switch to product management doesn’t help. How do I thrive? How do I make it big while transitioning…
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SOS: Mistakes That Every Product Manager Should Avoid!
Know some of the common yet ‘non-negotiable’ mistakes that product managers end up making in order to make their product BIG!
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Being Curious, Innerwears and Being Judgemental: In Conversation with Kunal Shah
Note that this conversation was recorded in late 2019 when Indian app ecosystem was mostly dominated by Chinese apps like TikTok etc. Excerpts from the conversation with Kunal Shah. —– And I…
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How to Write PRDs (that works): An Invite-only Workshop by Flipkart Director of Product Management, Navendu
Product Requirement Docs, i.e. PRDs are like gym subscriptions. Just because you have it doesn’t mean you are going to use it. Anybody who has spent more than a few days building…
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How Naukri Builds Products: Interview with VP of Product, Puneet Verma
InfoEdge has been running successful products at scale and importantly, given the churn in the audience, the product teams really need to stay agile and keep building for the new audience and…
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Why all consumer products eventually become cluttered? Kunal Shah on UX, Product Management and Dhandha
Why all consumer products eventually become cluttered? Everyone starts with a simple and an appealing user experience, but after a few rounds of funding and user traction – they all look like…