How to Become a Good Growth PM by Airbnb Product Manager, Pratik Shah

A Product Management Event in San Francisco on growth hacking and becoming a Growth Product Manager.
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ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
Pratik Shah has over ten years of experience in Product Management, specializing in growth (acquisition and retention) and two-sided marketplaces. He has a Master's in Computer Systems Networking and Telecommunications from the University of Pennsylvania and a Master's in Business Administration from the University of Cambridge. Pratik started his career as an Associate at Credit Suisse where he stayed for two years before moving on to Aegisoft Inc before it was acquired by Thomson Reuters. Prior to his current role, Pratik was responsible for Product and Growth at Airbnb, as well as being a returning speaker at Product School.
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[@adityapadala]

The slides are not visible clearly. Please have the camera focus with less brightness on the slides next time. Thanks!

[@CaseyMartin]

Good presentation, marred slightly by a ridiculous number of ad interruptions.

[@weeklymano]

Is there a Slideshare link of this presentation?

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Hi Jin! Unfortunately the slides for this talk are not available.

[@adzadz7571]

Are the slides available for this presentation? @Product school

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Hi, unfortunately we don't have the slides for this video available. Our apologizes.

[@naghmehhayamanesh5973]

Can you share the slides, it's not visible enough

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Sorry to keep you waiting. The slides will be available in the next couple of weeks when our SlideShare account is restored. Thank you for your patience.

[@COOLSIDLEO99]

@@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco is it restored?

[@lydiayuna9155]

Would be nice to have a link to the slides, please

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Hi Lydia! Sorry but we don't have the slides available for this video. Our apologies!

[@fleur257]

White on pink - bad choice - can barely read the slides !

[@ravid222]

This is an introduction to growth hacking. Growth hacking 101 basically. Thank you for this, but have not learned anything new...

[@bdjdbhfjnf9014]

Only talking. No practical tips on how can i acquire or retain users. If i am building a web 3 product, what should be the preferred option to acquire users. If i want to retain at least 20% of users visit month on month , what should be my retention strategy? When should i chose pay over non- pay methods ? How do i figure out ah-ha moment?

[@bdjdbhfjnf9014]

Entire talk could have been 5 min. Its long and repetitive.