The happiness and pain of product management | Noam Lovinsky (Grammarly, FB, Thumbtack, YT)

[@Neil-r7y]

Lot to learn from his experiences! Great episode

[@nurudeenolamide0107]

Incredible discussion I must say...I really learnt a lot on this

[@sourmans]

Noam mentioned at the end that he had a podcast on hiring leadership. I would love to hear it!! Please share

[@leadgenjay]

A lesser-known tactic is leveraging 'integration marketing', where you integrate your service into existing platforms or ecosystems your target audience already uses, creating a seamless path for user acquisition. It's like finding a side door when the front door is crowded.

[@mPajuhaan]

Your videos are engaging, and I enjoy watching them👍👌. Out of curiosity, a lot of content aligns with Silicon Valley's ecosystem, where many attribute their success to luck and access to resources. Are there any examples of individuals or companies that achieved significant success with extremely limited resources and access? If so, please consider interviewing them.

[@farhanishrakfahim4266]

If I found any statement interesting, may I post it to social media? Do not worry. I would not post it as I am saying. I would post like you have said in the video. I may slidely edit the statement but rest assure that I would not change the main message. The main message will be same.

[@zerodiscount8812]

Grammarly is one of the only things blocked by my employer’s IT. And that should tell you something.

[@olemew]

Why?

[@saadatkhan9583]

I'm 41 minutes in, and I am very disappointed. Why focus on the orgs he worked in, and not ask about how he thinks about building products that customers will.pay.for, what are his key questions, etc. If he was to.work for a brand new company, how would he go about building killer features.

[@olemew]

Not everything is about "killer features". There's a lot to be said about who gets involved in Product strategy, how to coordinate the C suite, how to diversify growth channels, how to set up discovery teams for success, etc. He gave lots of insights that he himself would apply in his next role, so that should answer your "future vs past" complaint.

[@alexanderbSpeaker]

Do only I feel that’s he says a lot and finally nothing ?

[@whattimeisitnow124]

Grammarly is a joke

[@sathwikdhanya5400]

True, use grammarly once it will show your English is bigger joke

[@Void-fg2hl]

😂