First 90 Days as a New Product Manager by former Flipkart PM

Product Management event in San Francisco about the first 90 days as a new product manager.
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Joining a company as a new product hire is an exciting opportunity to kickstart or fuel your product career. How you establish yourself, as a role/function in your company will play a huge role in determining your success as a Product Manager.
Ramping up to start owning the company goals and building a product is an incredible trajectory. This session attempted to lay out recommendations on how to go about this new journey you have embarked on.
Harbani Malhotra currently leads the member, demand side, app experiences at Shipt, an on-demand grocery service, focusing on member retention, engagement and building best-in-class user experiences. She has experience in mobile and marketplace product design & management, most notably as the Product Lead for user engagement at Flipkart, a $12 bn ecommerce giant. As an early core member at various startups and a product specialist at a venture capital firm, she has a unique insight into what goes into making a successful product. She loves reading, cooking Italian, hip-hop and mentoring aspiring Product Managers.
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[@rohan2726]

Can you please put sub text when a person asks questions to the speaker as they are not audible

[@iluvcakes19]

Great and timely presentation! I'm a new, first time PM, within my first 90 days. I found this especially helpful.

[@rumanaamin6329]

This is all about product management ever i see in any You Tube video. Clean and clear concepts with good examples. Thanks Madam.

[@Ezinma88]

Really excellent. I'm starting my first product management role shortly and this will definitely be a talk I come back to.

[@tianzhen000]

Very nice presentation! Structured, detailed, also would be a good reference for on board prep/action items for a general new job.

[@rominabin]

Great presentation, very clear concepts! thanks for sharing

[@TheAnksaha]

This has been extremely comprehensive talk vis a vis working of a PM.

[@danielcjose8538]

Awesome presentation Really loved the way the Speaker emphasised on the importance of DATA. Truly said " Fall in love with the user's problem you are solving, not the solution / feature

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Glad you liked it!

[@vonwesty3544]

Great speaker and great content. The issue I have is either Product School or KZbin is far too aggressive interrupting these videos with KZbin ad placements. They are far too disruptive to the learning process!

[@karthikdoddi9763]

Great presentation and I found this incredibly useful, thank you!

[@Style_munkplayz]

Awesome! presentation with great insights and examples. I liked the way you elaborated each and every answer with examples. thanks very much for this presentation.

[@bigbrotherpangetatlaosi-ne5205]

Great presentation especially for those who are new or transitioning into Product Management/Product Owner role.

[@shelbysir3421]

Would you be interested in a video explaining the difference between plan and po? Thinking about making it!

[@iampetrunin]

This woman is awesome!

[@ehsanullahbaig807]

Wow, she is great. Thank you

[@juliamfrancis9444]

I find this incredibly useful, thank you!

[@HL-fk8wq]

Gerat presentation it gives a newby some guidelines to work with. One suggestions, it would be nice to have subtitles in the QA section, the voice of questions are quite weak.

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Thank you for your feedback Hong, we will take this on board :)

[@bhanujay1]

HOW DO I GET THE PRESENTATION SLIDES , HAVE SUBSCRIBED

[@shahramghs]

These are some awesome advises

[@priyankshah8]

This is Cool!

[@RishiGupta-tz3wl]

Excellent presentation and a great speaker 👍

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Thank you Rishi!!

[@OnionKnight541]

this is great

[@ThiruMahal]

What prioritization techniques would you recommend? I'm new and searching for prioritization and Todo list tools!

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Hi! Feel free to check out this article: www.productschool.com/blog/product-management-2/prioritize-googles-product-manager/

[@prateekgangwal21]

Use Trello for your personal todol list and once you are sure about taking things In Sprint just add that to your azure or jira or vsts. In Trello use a bucket list board for long term projects

[@jayarajvish]

Best for new pMs

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Agreed!

[@Truth0830]

Very helpful!!!

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Glad you think so!

[@rafaelteodoroedu]

I was thinking this was a vlog

[@eldwinc1546]

a what framework at 5:09?

[@abhisheksamanta1]

It is called OODA Loop (observe, orient, decide, and act).