Shreyas Doshi’s Three Types of Product Leaders

A short framework for operators, craftspeople and visionaries.

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20VC with Harry Stebbings
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4 août 2022
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RÉSUMÉ

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Doshi describes the distinctive strengths he associates with three product leadership styles.

  1. 1OperatorCommunication supports alignment and execution.
  2. 2CraftspersonProduct insight turns ambiguity into concrete work.
  3. 3VisionaryBig-picture thinking identifies future possibilities.

À retenir

  1. Operators emphasize alignment.
  2. Craftspeople emphasize product insight.
  3. Visionaries emphasize future possibilities.
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Operator

Product leader Shreyas Doshi describes the operator as someone who scales teams, aligns organizations and unblocks execution.

Product leader Shreyas Doshi describes the operator as someone who scales teams, aligns organizations and unblocks execution.

He identifies communication as the operator’s key strength.

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Craftsperson and visionary

The craftsperson, in his framework, defines products and strategy, mentors product people and turns ambiguous goals into concrete products.

The craftsperson, in his framework, defines products and strategy, mentors product people and turns ambiguous goals into concrete products.

Doshi describes the visionary as someone focused on the big picture and inventing what comes next, with an ability to see possibilities others may miss.

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