Tal Raviv, an instructor on AI productivity systems, shares insights on integrating AI into product management. He discusses the journey from skepticism to advocacy, emphasizing the importance of context when using AI tools. Tal offers practical tips on leverage large language models, advocating for clear prompts and a mindset of experimentation. He also highlights the need for guidance and workshops to help overcome intimidation and insecurity in adopting AI, encouraging listeners to start small for significant productivity improvements.

Ramli John, Founder of Delight Path and author of *Product-Led Onboarding*, dives into the art of product onboarding. He reveals the critical journey from product discovery to user adoption, emphasizing that it's not just about introduction but about real value. Ramli discusses the Eureka Framework to improve onboarding processes and tackles different types of friction that hinder user engagement. He also shares strategies for reverse engineering success in product adoption by identifying user wins and utilizing AI for optimization.

In an ever-evolving digital landscape, understanding how to monetize and expand a product effectively is crucial.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Cem Kansu—Head of Product at Duolingo—to explore how Duolingo has navigated challenges in monetization, expansion into new markets, and the integration of cutting-edge technology.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode’s sponsor: Wix StudioConnect with Cem on LinkedIn and Twitter/XCheck out Duolingo

Avrum Laurie, CPO at Felix Health, shares his insights on the nuances of product development frameworks. He discusses how strict adherence can limit creativity and slow down innovation. The conversation emphasizes the need for agility and a jazz-like adaptability in product management. Avrum also highlights the importance of effective communication within teams, pointing out that many challenges arise from misunderstandings. Ultimately, he encourages new managers to balance structured processes with their instincts for more effective decision-making.

In an era marked by rapid technological change and economic uncertainty, the tech industry once seen as a paragon of stability is now grappling with significant upheaval.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Victoria Ku—ex-Airbnb and former Head of Product & Design at Highnote—to explore the shifting paradigms in the tech industry post-pandemic, the prevailing economic difficulties, and the widespread influence of AI on our professional landscape.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode's sponsor: Wix StudioConnect with Victoria on LinkedIn

In this engaging discussion, Lorilyn McCue, Lead AI Product Manager at Superhuman with a unique background spanning the army and business school, delves into the essentials of AI product management. She shares insights on enhancing user experience through innovative features like instant replies and the importance of empathy in design. Lorilyn discusses mastering key skills such as prompt engineering and the benefits of practical experience, emphasizing hands-on learning to keep pace with the fast-evolving AI landscape.

In this engaging discussion, Robert Ta, Chief Product Architect for Dayforce and co-founder of Choose Your Meta, shares insights on the transformative power of emotional intelligence in leadership. He emphasizes how storytelling can shift organizational culture and enhance collaboration. The conversation covers the role of meditation in boosting focus and managing stress, especially for those dealing with ADHD. Ta also tackles imposter syndrome, offering practical tools to help professionals navigate challenges and foster a positive mindset during periods of change.

Koji Pereira, VP of Design & Research at Sigma Computing, shares insights from his impressive background at tech giants like Google and Lyft. He highlights the crucial interplay between empathy and product design, emphasizing how thoughtful design fosters meaningful user connections. Koji discusses the evolution of design principles, the challenges of navigating user research, and the importance of effective communication within teams. He also examines the transformative role of AI in design, reflecting on its potential and limitations.

Many professionals in the tech industry begin their journey in the dynamic world of startups, learning to thrive in fast-paced environments and wearing many hats. However, as career paths evolve, some find themselves curious about the opportunities and unique culture of larger tech companies.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Melika Hope—Director of Product Management at Spotify—to explore the intricacies of transitioning from startups to Big Tech.Resources from this episode:Subscribe to The Product Manager newsletterCheck out this episode’s sponsor SprigConnect with Melika on LinkedIn

In the world of product management, the popular adage "People don't leave bad jobs, they leave bad managers" resonates all too well. As leaders, it’s crucial to prioritize the human connection and support that teams need to foster a thriving work environment.In this episode, Hannah Clark is joined by Nancy Chu—PM Coach—to discuss how compassion plays a vital role in effective leadership and team dynamics, particularly in the tech industry.Resources from this episode:Check out this episode's sponsor SprigSubscribe to The Product Manager newsletterConnect with Nancy on LinkedIn and InstagramCheck out Nancy’s website