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Lenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixDon't Die: Y Combinator's Dalton Caldwell on Keeping a Startup AliveInvité : Dalton Caldwell · Anime : Lenny RachitskyThe YC group partner on pivots, tarpit ideas, why investors say no, how to talk to customers, and what he hopes founders will build next.
1:03:10ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixGrowth in the Physics of a Market: Lessons from Gojek, Kumu and Southeast Asia's Super AppsInvité : Crystal Widjaja · Anime : Lenny RachitskyCrystal Widjaja, who built Gojek's growth team and now leads product at Kumu, shares scrappy experiments, retention benchmarks, analytics pitfalls and hiring advice.
1:13:13ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixOKRs Are a Vitamin, Not a Medicine: Christina Wodtke on Making Goals Actually WorkInvité : Christina Wodtke · Anime : Lenny RachitskyThe Stanford lecturer and author of Radical Focus explains what OKRs are really for, why they fail, and how to run a healthy weekly cadence.
1:21:38ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixSearch Isn't Dying, It's Expanding: Robby Stein on Google's AI Mode and Building Products RelentlesslyInvité : Robby Stein · Anime : Lenny RachitskyGoogle Search's VP of Product explains how AI Overviews, Lens and AI Mode fit together, and the product principles he carried from Instagram Stories to Google.
1:30:36ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixDon't Make Me Think: Stewart Butterfield on Utility Curves, Taste and the Case Against Removing FrictionInvité : Stewart Butterfield · Anime : Lenny RachitskyThe Flickr and Slack co-founder explains how he judged features, why comprehension matters more than click counts, and how large organizations drift into busywork.
1:35:38ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixInside ChatGPT: How a Hackathon Project Became the World's Most Used AI ProductInvité : Nick Turley · Anime : Lenny RachitskyNick Turley, head of ChatGPT at OpenAI, explains how the product was built, why shipping fast beats polishing first, and where it goes next.
1:08:08ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixCastle or Shack? Hamilton Helmer on Which Business Advantages Actually LastInvité : Hamilton Helmer · Anime : Lenny RachitskyThe author of 7 Powers explains how to tell real, durable competitive power from things that merely feel like an advantage, and when founders should start looking for it.
1:23:08ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixMost Ideas Fail: Ronny Kohavi on Running A/B Tests You Can TrustInvité : Ronny Kohavi · Anime : Lenny RachitskyThe author of Trustworthy Online Controlled Experiments explains failure rates, overall evaluation criteria, sample ratio mismatch, Twyman's law and how to build an experimentation culture.
1:34:01ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixQuality Is Growth: Stripe's Katie Dill on Beauty, Walking the Store and Building Design TeamsInvité : Katie Dill · Anime : Lenny RachitskyStripe's head of design explains why beauty and function work together, how Stripe operationalises quality across 15 critical user journeys, and what she has learned leading design at Airbnb, Lyft and Stripe.
58:12ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixProduct Management in a Newsroom: Equanimity, Dress Rehearsals and Journalists as CustomersInvité : Upasna Gautam · Anime : Lenny RachitskyCNN product manager Upasna Gautam explains how her team builds a content management system for journalists amid constant breaking news, and how mindfulness shapes the way she leads.
55:48ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixWhen to Invent a Category, and How Miro Rebranded Itself into OneInvité : Barbra Gago · Anime : Lenny RachitskyFormer Miro CMO Barbra Gago explains how category creation, a rushed rebrand and opinionated software work in practice.
1:25:11ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixInside Miro's Product Machine: Empathy, Competition and a Biweekly Demo Party That Saved Three MonthsInvité : Varun Parmar · Anime : Lenny RachitskyMiro chief product officer Varun Parmar walks Lenny Rachitsky through the company's product values, org design, competitive philosophy, planning cadence and growth model.
1:47:31ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixFrom Fever Dream to Wilderness: Drew Houston on Dropbox's Three ErasInvité : Drew Houston · Anime : Lenny RachitskyDropbox's co-founder and CEO gives a candid account of explosive growth, the Google Photos shock, a painful pivot to productivity, and the personal and organizational reset that followed.
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No Priors: AI, Machine Learning, Tech, & StartupsPodcast · 2 voixDon't Mistake a Month of Hype for the End of SoftwareAnime : Sarah Guo, Elad GilSarah Guo and Elad Gil separate the SaaS-apocalypse noise from the real signals: record revenue ramps, collapsing token prices, and the question of when a founder should sell.
2:01:57ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixBuild the Sales Team Like a Founder: Jason Lemkin on Hiring, Comp and Keeping Product CloseInvité : Jason Lemkin · Anime : Lenny RachitskySaaStr founder Jason Lemkin walks through when to hire your first reps, who to hire, how to pay them, how product and sales should work together, and why customer-hostile tactics don't compound.
1:41:44ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixZig When Others Zag: HubSpot Co-founder Dharmesh Shah on Simplicity, Culture as a Product and Building a Company Around Your StrengthsInvité : Dharmesh Shah · Anime : Lenny RachitskyThe HubSpot co-founder and CTO explains why he has never had a direct report, how he measures laughs per minute, and the first-principles habits behind HubSpot's contrarian choices.
1:02:49ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixStop Being the Arrogant Doctor: Andy Raskin on Pitching a Movement, Not a ProductInvité : Andy Raskin · Anime : Lenny RachitskyStrategic narrative consultant Andy Raskin explains the five-part story structure behind pitches at Salesforce, Zuora and Gong, and how to make it your company's north star.
1:49:39ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixNo Investors, 24 Profitable Years: Jason Fried on Staying Small, Trusting Your Gut and Making Money FirstInvité : Jason Fried · Anime : Lenny RachitskyThe 37signals co-founder explains how a 75-person, investor-free company has out-earned far larger rivals, and why he builds products in two-person, six-week cycles.
1:54:03ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixStarving on Purpose: What Atlassian Learned About Building New Products Inside a GiantInvité : Tanguy Crusson · Anime : Lenny RachitskyTanguy Crusson walks through HipChat, Statuspage and Jira Product Discovery to explain why zero-to-one is so hard in a large company and how Atlassian's Point A incubator made room for it.
1:29:12ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixThe Next Distribution Platform Is Coming, and ChatGPT Is the Likeliest HostInvité : Brian Balfour · Anime : Lenny RachitskyReforge founder Brian Balfour lays out the four-step cycle every distribution platform follows, why he expects ChatGPT to open the next one, and how startups and incumbents should bet.
1:05:00ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixFrom Arctic Code Vault to Autocomplete: How GitHub Copilot Went From Moonshot to ProductInvité : Ryan J. Salva · Anime : Lenny RachitskyGitHub VP of product Ryan J. Salva explains how a small research team's experiment became Copilot, and what it took to scale it responsibly.
1:09:35ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixKill Your Own Project, Diversify Your Growth: Noam Lovinsky's Lessons from YouTube, Thumbtack, Facebook and GrammarlyInvité : Noam Lovinsky · Anime : Lenny RachitskyGrammarly's chief product officer walks through four very different chapters of his career and the principles each one taught him.
1:27:45ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixFast Beats Right: Claire Vo on the CPTO Role, Moving Like a Startup and What AI Will Take From PMsInvité : Claire Vo · Anime : Lenny RachitskyLaunchDarkly's chief product officer and ChatPRD creator shares career advice, her playbook for pace and standards, and a view on which product skills AI will replace.
1:16:57ENLenny's PodcastPodcast · 2 voixHow Ramp Reached $100M in Revenue with 50 People: Velocity, Single-Threaded Teams and Context Over ControlInvité : Geoff Charles · Anime : Lenny RachitskyRamp's VP of Product Geoff Charles explains to Lenny Rachitsky how a culture of velocity, tiny focused teams and radically empowered engineers drove one of the fastest SaaS growth runs on record.Charger plus24 sur 207 affichés