Rikin Diwan

Rikin Diwan, SVP of Marketing at Thimble: B2B and D2C

Howard Tiersky

On this week’s episode of Product Love, I sat down with Howard Tiersky, the CEO of FROM, the digital transformation agency. He helps companies win with today’s customers who reserve their loyalty for brands that deliver elegant and convenient digitally-powered experiences. Before that, he was the Vice President of Media &amp; Entertainment at Capgemini. This episode, we talk about mapping out the customer journey, and the five steps to digital transformation. 

On this week’s episode of Product Love, I sat down with Howard Tiersky, the CEO of FROM, the digital transformation agency. He helps companies win with today’s customers who reserve their loyalty for brands that deliver elegant and convenient digitally-powered experiences. Before that, he was the Vice President of Media &amp; Entertainment at Capgemini.  This episode, we talk about mapping out the customer journey, and the five steps to digital transformation.

Howard Tiersky, CEO of FROM, The Digital Transformation Agency: The five steps of digital transformation

Brianne Kimmel

Brianne Kimmel, Founder of Worklife Ventures: SaaS trends

Dan Balcauski

Dan Balcauski, Founder at Product Tranquility: pricing

OutSystems

Anabela Cesario, Director of Product Operations at OutSystems: Scaling product operations

Lars Grønnegaard Hansen, CEO of Dreamdata: From CPO to CEO

Sri Srinivasan

Sri Srinivasan, Chief Product and Engineering Officer at Zuora: subscription models

David Flinner

David Flinner, co-founder of Levels: enterprise to startup

Chris Stegner

Chris Stegner, CEO and co-founder of Very Big Things: innovation and mobile apps

Adam Jackson

Adam Jackson, co-founder of Braintrust: marketplace products

“Product Love” is the feeling you get when you have that incredible and joyous connection towards your favorite products. What makes certain products so lovable to us? I ask the leading industry product managers, and the brilliant teams that have crafted them for us. This podcast is essential for anyone who wants to learn about product management from the best executive product leaders across various disciples. Dive into topics about the evolving craft of product management, trends in the industry, and get even more insights into how the modern PM makes you feel “product love.”Eric Boduch is the chief evangelist and co-founder of Pendo and a contributor to ProductCraft.

Whether you’re well established as someone who can translate creative energy into the impact you want to have on the world, or just getting started as a product catalyst - this is a must-listen podcast for you! Eric does an incredible job leading conversations that cover a huge breadth of topics related to the ins and outs of building a thriving enterprise, rooted in true product craftsmanship - from leaders who’ve actually walked the path. Highly recommend listening and subscribing!

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“Product Love” is the feeling you get when you have that incredible and joyous connection towards your favorite products. What makes certain products so lovable to us? I ask the leading industry product managers, and the brilliant teams that have crafted them for us. This podcast is essential for anyone who wants to learn about product management from the best executive product leaders across various disciples. Dive into topics about the evolving craft of product management, trends in the industry, and get even more insights into how the modern PM makes you feel “product love.” Eric Boduch is the chief evangelist and co-founder of Pendo and a contributor to ProductCraft.

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Gibson Biddle

In this week's episode, I talk to Gibson Biddle, former VP of Product at Netflix and Chegg, about the DHM model--where we focus on delighting customers in hard-to-copy, margin-enhancing ways. Customer delight is always in first place. But what measures are we taking to ensure that? Let me know your thoughts at eboduch@pendo.io.

Gibson Biddle joins Product Love to talk about customer obsession and the DHM model

Duncan McCreery

At MemberClicks, product managers have to be entrepreneurs that own the product from top to bottom. Meaning, during pre-launch, they own the entire lifecycle. They do the initial marketing, positioning, sales, and support calls. This way, they're able to witness how the customer feels each product lifecycle, and they're able to make fixes as they go. This also helps build the credibility for product managers within their own organization.

Duncan McCreery joins Product Love to talk about the intersection between customer experience and product management

Adam Avramescu

Adam Avramescu does Customer Education at the company, Checkr. Don't know what customer education is? Well, maybe you should invest in it. Adam truly advocates for the importance of customer education - it's seriously profitable, and it makes your customers stay and love you. So why not? Check out this week's episode of Product Love to learn more about it.

Adam Avramescu joins Product Love to talk about customer education

Christopher O'Donnell

In this week's episode of Product Love, I sat down with the SVP of Product, Christopher O'Donnell. We talked a lot about how Christopher built the startup, Sidekick, within Hubspot. Should all product companies be doing this? How does one go about implementing a startup within one?

Christopher O'Donnell joins Product Love to talk about building a startup within a startup

Wyatt Jenkins

This week on Product Love, I went down to Patreon headquarters in San Francisco to talk to their SVP of Product, Wyatt Jenkins. It was awesome. We discussed pricing strategies and all the various tests you can use as a product manager. I would definitely try them all out in your next few customer interviews. We also talked about a red flag when it comes to hiring product managers, which really resonated with me. Check out the episode to see if you agree with Wyatt or not!

Wyatt Jenkins joins Product Love to discuss pricing

Brandon Chu

Brandon Chu joins Product Love to talk about the first principles of product management

Michael Sippey

This week on Product Love, I sat down with the VP of Product at Medium, Michael Sippey. We discussed a lot about hypotheses. We all know the theory of change--if you change X, it will lead to Y result. But why not apply it to product management? Well, first, you need a really compelling hypothesis that is bold enough, and worth the development cycle to produce Y. How has your team created hypotheses?

Michael Sippey joins Product Love to talk about hypotheses

Daniel Mintz

Daniel Mintz joins Product Love to talk about data in product management

Tatyana Mamut

This week on Product Love, I talked to Tatyana Mamut, the Head of Product at Nextdoor. Nextdoor is a social networking site for neighborhoods. Before that, she advised and consulted in the blockchain space for a year. She’s led the product team at Amazon Web services, Salesforce, and has even led a bunch of innovation products at IDEO. But her resume doesn’t stop there, she also has her PhD in economic and cultural anthropology. On this episode of Product Love, Tatyana and I talked about building a team, evangelizing for customers, and the impact of a wildly successful product.

This week on Product Love, I talked to Tatyana Mamut, the Head of Product at Nextdoor. Nextdoor is a social networking site for neighborhoods. Before that, she advised and consulted in the blockchain space for a year. She’s led the product team at Amazon Web services, Salesforce, and has even led a bunch of innovation products at IDEO. But her resume doesn’t stop there, she also has her PhD in economic and cultural anthropology. On this episode of Product Love, Tatyana and I talked about building a team, evangelizing for customers, and the impact of a wildly successful product.

Tatyana Mamut joins Product Love to talk about customer centricity and wildly successful products

Lewis Lin

Lewis Lin is a well-known product management author and career coach. He's written about acing product manager interviews, getting into top tech companies, and his latest book is all about scaling your PM career. Lin reveals the ESTEEM Method™: six magical competencies to move ahead in your PM career. He explains why they’re the most critical competencies and provides specific tips and tactics on what you could do to demonstrate your capabilities.

Lewis Lin is a well-known product management author and career coach. He's written about acing product manager interviews, getting into top tech companies, and his latest book is all about scaling your PM career.  Lin reveals the ESTEEM Method™: six magical competencies to move ahead in your PM career. He explains why they’re the most critical competencies and provides specific tips and tactics on what you could do to demonstrate your capabilities.

Lewis Lin joins Product Love to talk scaling your PM career

Melissa Perri

There are a lot of different facets to product. From UX design to engineering to development, Melissa Perri has had a stint in them all. When you look at product with those three different approaches, you come up with a foundation on how to work with these teams. Melissa believes that you get a holistic systems approach to product management, and can evaluate the product for its’ feasibility, usability, pricing, and more. She’s had over a decade of product experience, and now she’s currently the CEO

There are a lot of different facets to product. From UX design to engineering to development, Melissa Perri has had a stint in them all. When you look at product with those three different approaches, you come up with a foundation on how to work with these teams. Melissa believes that you get a holistic systems approach to product management, and can evaluate the product for its’ feasibility, usability, pricing, and more. She’s had over a decade of product experience, and now she’s currently the CEO

Melissa Perri joins Product Love to talk about scaling product careers and digital transformation

Nir Eyal

This week on Product Love, I sat down with Nir Eyal to discuss his new book, what new technology means, and how to actually conduct good meetings.

Nir Eyal joins Product Love to talk about creating better products, and meetings

Jake Sorofman

Jake Sorofman joins Product Love to talk about 2020 State of Product Leadership

Christian Idiodi

This week on Product Love, I talked to Christian Idiodi, a partner at Silicon Valley Partner Group. Silicon Valley Partner Group was created to share senior level experience and best practices with technology companies. At SVPG, Christian stays engaged with the product community by mentorship. He works closely with two student-led startups every year.  Like most people, Christian stumbled into product management unintentionally.  When he worked at CareerBuilder, he won an annual competition where individuals could submit their entrepreneurial ideas. If they won, they could get funding and time to work on it. Spoiler: He won the competition. So what does he do with a massive check and a responsibility to run a business? In some ways, product management probably called out to him first.  To this day, he's been a product leader for over 15 years and has launched over 120 products.  On this week’s episode, we talked about customer-centric product managers, and his favorite interview question.

This week on Product Love, I talked to Christian Idiodi, a partner at Silicon Valley Partner Group. Silicon Valley Partner Group was created to share senior level experience and best practices with technology companies. At SVPG, Christian stays engaged with the product community by mentorship. He works closely with two student-led startups every year.  Like most people, Christian stumbled into product management unintentionally.  When he worked at CareerBuilder, he won an annual competition where individuals could submit their entrepreneurial ideas. If they won, they could get funding and time to work on it. Spoiler: He won the competition. So what does he do with a massive check and a responsibility to run a business? In some ways, product management probably called out to him first.  To this day, he's been a product leader for over 15 years and has launched over 120 products.  On this week’s episode, we talked about customer-centric product managers, and his favorite interview question.

Christian Idiodi joins Product Love to talk about customer-centric product managers, and driving digital transformation

This week on Product Love, I sat down with Oji Udezue, VP of Product at Calendly. Before Calendly, he was the Head of Product at Atlassian. While Oji and I joked a lot about the enigmatic 10x product manager that came from Twitter memes, he also expressed how the role has gotten a bit mysterious. We also discussed the human side of building software, and how to optimize customer calls.

This week on Product Love, I sat down with Oji Udezue, VP of Product at Calendly. Before Calendly, he was the Head of Product at Atlassian. While Oji and I joked a lot about the enigmatic 10x product manager that came from Twitter memes, he also expressed how the role has gotten a bit mysterious.  We also discussed the human side of building software, and how to optimize customer calls.

Oji Udezue joins Product Love to talk about the human side of software and customer conversations

Deon Nicholas

This week on Product Love, I sat down with Deon, the CEO of Forethought to discuss AI, and his perspective on increasing product-market fit.

Deon Nicholas joins Product Love to talk about AI and product-market fit

Radhika Dutt

Product managers and business leaders often wax poetic about how they want to change the world with their products or ideas. It’s natural. As product managers, your mission is to obsess over a problem, and find a unique solution that impacts your customers. But how much of that impact are you responsible for? Radhika Dutt believes that you’re responsible for a lot more than you think.

Product managers and business leaders often wax poetic about how they want to change the world with their products or ideas. It’s natural. As product managers, your mission is to obsess over a problem, and find a unique solution that impacts your customers. But how much of that impact are you responsible for? Radhika Dutt believes that you’re responsible for a lot more than you think.

Radhika Dutt joins Product Love to talk about vision-driven products

Patrick Campbell

Bootstrapping. Pricing. Freemium. Three words that incite fear in most product-minded people. But don’t close your tab just yet. This week on Product Love, I sat down with Patrick Campbell, who has managed to turn those three things into a pretty successful company called Profitwell.

Bootstrapping. Pricing. Freemium. Three words that incite fear in most product-minded people. But don’t close your tab just yet. This week on Product Love, I sat down with Patrick Campbell, who has managed to turn those three things into a pretty successful company called Profitwell.

Patrick Campbell joins Product Love to talk about pricing and freemium

Brandon Chu, VP of Product at Shopify: Entrepreneurship and building teams

Scott Belsky

I asked Scott Belsky the age-old product cliché — is product management a science or an art? His answer was that it’s clearly both. Sure, product management has scientific themes — there’s the experimentation, testing, and data. But it also calls on some things that are more qualitative, like empathy for the user and the creativity necessary to stay competitive.Before he was the chief product officer at Adobe, he was the CEO and founder of Behance, a platform that allows creatives to share their portfolios. He also had a brief stint as an entrepreneur and investor, and wrote two books: Making Ideas Happen, and The Messy Middle.This week on Product Love, Scott and I talked about the science and art of product management.

I asked Scott Belsky the age-old product cliché — is product management a science or an art? His answer was that it’s clearly both. Sure, product management has scientific themes — there’s the experimentation, testing, and data. But it also calls on some things that are more qualitative, like empathy for the user and the creativity necessary to stay competitive. Before he was the chief product officer at Adobe, he was the CEO and founder of Behance, a platform that allows creatives to share their portfolios. He also had a brief stint as an entrepreneur and investor, and wrote two books: Making Ideas Happen, and The Messy Middle. This week on Product Love, Scott and I talked about the science and art of product management.

Scott Belsky joins Product Love to talk about exploring the edges of your product

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