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Product Conversations w/ Karan Peri, Product Lead, Amazon Prime, ex Flipkart, Microsoft | The Product Folks
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Interested in learning more about how to build that perfect GTM strategy? That super engaging product that you can't seem to get off even hours? The next Superhuman that everyone's raving about?
We gotcha! Join us for a chat with interesting product leaders from across the seas, discussing: - anecdotes from their career journey - product successes (and failures!) and behind the scenes - ecosystems and best practices - tips/career advice/outlook and lots more..
In this episode, we have Suhas Motwani and Karan Peri discussing the journey of building high growth startups, interesting products from different ecosystems, the good and the can-be-better, how you can do it and lots more.
Karan has over 15 years experience in building products for Marketplaces, and enterprises and has worked and built products with the likes of both MNCs and Startups like Flipkart, Amazon and Microsoft.
In this episode, he shares some insights into his journey, product stories from across India and Europe & tips and tricks for folks looking to transition. He also shares with us some interesting takes on product management across different organizations and what you can expect as you grow in your PM career.
Do let us know your thoughts on the episode in the comments below or feel free to DM us!
Some key takeaways:
"How do you deal with failure as a product manager?"
"1. Failure happens and everybody in your team should understand that.
2. Think of everything you do in terms of bets - #productmanager #productowners understand all the areas that would allow you to win the bet.
3. Increase the number of attempts that allow you to win.
4. Have a running conversation around all the teams around the product (design, engineering, support & analytics) understand what the bets are, the role they play, what you're building and why. This way when there is a win, everybody knows why and when there isn't everybody knows why too. This helps the core teams' intuition to become stronger and allows them to build a better product."
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