In this episode, Kyle interviews Vidya, founder of Product Rebels, who shares her experience in coaching product teams and transforming organizations. We explore the importance of understanding the customer problem and achieving product-market fit. We also discuss the challenges of pricing and the characteristics of successful product teams.  

Additionally, Vidya shares advice for those interested in getting into product or starting a company. She emphasizes the importance of curiosity, understanding human behavior, and having the desire to learn and ask questions. Vidya also highlights the fun and end-to-end perspective of working in product. For those considering starting a company, she suggests looking for unmet needs and pain points that can be solved. Additionally, she highlights her work in investing in female founders and startups and the importance of diversity early on. 

Takeaways

• Focus on understanding the customer problem and achieving product-market fit.
• Consider the pricing model that aligns with the customer's willingness to pay.
• Build a strong product team with a customer-centric mindset and effective communication skills.
• Invest in female founders and startups to address implicit biases and promote diversity. Curiosity, understanding human behavior, and the desire to learn are important qualities for those interested in getting into product.
• Working in product offers a fun and end-to-end perspective on the growth of a company.
• When starting a company, look for unmet needs and pain points that can be solved.
• AI and video are fascinating areas to explore and experiment with.

Links from the Show:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/vdinamani 

Books: https://www.amazon.com/Groundwork-Get-Better-Making-Products/dp/0578776324 

Links: https://podcasts.apple.com/sk/podcast/product-rebels/id1663094377 

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