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1:36:29ENSmiling Exhaustion: Inside the Tech Worker Sentiment Survey as AI's Honeymoon Fadesホスト Lenny RachitskyNoam Segal and Lenny Rachitsky walk through the second annual Tech Worker Sentiment Survey, which captured about 6,000 people in tech and found a workforce split down the middle by AI.
1:42:21ENCommunication Is the Job: Meta CTO Andrew "Boz" Bosworth on 18 Years from Facebook's Early Days to Reality Labsゲスト Andrew "Boz" Bosworth · ホスト Lenny RachitskyBosworth recounts the unglamorous early days of Facebook, the building of News Feed, and the leadership lessons he drew from managing up, communicating clearly and learning to be curious instead of defensive.
1:26:32ENThe Achiever's Trap: A Growth Leader on Burnout, Healing and Letting the Old Self Goゲスト Andy Johns · ホスト Lenny RachitskyFormer Facebook, Twitter and Wealthfront growth leader Andy Johns explains how achievement became his survival strategy, why it broke down, and the four steps he sees in deep personal change.
1:17:24ENDon't Plan Your Career, Follow the Best People: Tamar Yehoshua on Product Leadership in the AI Eraゲスト Tamar Yehoshua · ホスト Lenny RachitskyGlean's president of product and technology on career choices, what she learned from Bezos, Butterfield and Benioff, working with engineering partners, and how AI will change product work.
1:25:36ENMake Things People Want: What 600 YC Startups Taught Gustaf Alströmerゲスト Gustaf Alstromer · ホスト Lenny RachitskyA Y Combinator group partner and early Airbnb growth lead explains why startups fail, what successful founders share, and why climate tech has become a real business.
1:04:48ENSkills Over Titles: How LinkedIn's Hari Srinivasan Rewired Hiring Around What People Can Doゲスト Hari Srinivasan · ホスト Lenny RachitskyLinkedIn's VP of product for Talent Solutions explains skills-first hiring, running a web of interlocking marketplaces, and how to get hired as a product manager.
1:42:00ENThe Operating Lessons Brian Balfour Keeps Returning Toホスト Lenny RachitskyReforge’s founder and CEO shares hard-won lessons on hiring, planning, growth systems, and defining who you are not for.
1:31:22ENFive Habits of Thought for Better Product Work: Shreyas Doshi on Pre-Mortems, LNO, and Opportunity Costゲスト Shreyas Doshi · ホスト Lenny RachitskyProduct leader Shreyas Doshi walks through the ideas that changed how he works, from imagining failure in advance to choosing the best use of your time rather than a merely good one.
1:15:13ENFrom Intern to VP of Design: Julie Zhuo on Imposter Syndrome, Writing and Building Product Senseゲスト Julie Zhuo · ホスト Lenny RachitskyFormer Facebook head of design Julie Zhuo talks with Lenny Rachitsky about growing through discomfort, writing as a thinking tool, running product reviews, giving design feedback, becoming a manager and hiring designers.
1:29:52ENTurning Ambiguity into Clarity: Coda CPO Lane Shackleton on the Principles and Rituals of Great Product Teamsゲスト Lane Shackleton · ホスト Lenny RachitskyFrom Alaskan mountain guide and AdWords ad reviewer to Chief Product Officer, Lane Shackleton shares the principles, meeting rituals and career habits he has collected from studying great product people.
1:41:59ENDesign Is Clear Thinking Made Visible: Bob Baxley on Culture, Tenets and Software as a Mediumゲスト Bob Baxley · ホスト Lenny RachitskyFormer Apple, Pinterest and ThoughtSpot design leader Bob Baxley explains how design culture works, why teams should delay drawing the first picture, and why building good software is a moral obligation.
1:24:42ENDistraction Is an Emotion Problem, Not a Technology Problem: Nir Eyal's Playbook for Becoming Indistractableゲスト Nir Eyal · ホスト Lenny RachitskyThe author of Hooked and Indistractable explains why most distraction starts within us, and walks through a dozen tactics for focus, scheduling, pacts and workplace culture.
1:18:05ENAllow the Fear: J.M. Nickels on Conscious Leadership, Strategy, and Choosing Your Life's Objective Functionホスト Lenny RachitskyA product leader who built Uber Pool and led commercialization at Waymo explains how inner work, first-principles futures, and an explicit life objective function make better leaders and better products.
1:26:39ENCare Personally, Challenge Directly: Kim Scott on Making Feedback a Team Superpowerゲスト Kim Scott · ホスト Lenny RachitskyThe author of Radical Candor explains the framework, the mistakes most managers make, and a step-by-step routine for asking for, giving and rewarding feedback.
1:12:13ENOne Wish From a Genie: A Stanford Professor's Method for Getting Off Autopilotゲスト Graham Weaver · ホスト Lenny RachitskyGraham Weaver, a Stanford GSB lecturer and founder of Alpine Investors, shares practical exercises for working out what you actually want to do with your life and staying with it long enough to succeed.
20:45EN17 Interview Questions That Reveal How Candidates Thinkホスト Lenny RachitskyLenny distills favorite interview questions from more than 100 podcast guests into a practical guide for hiring and being hired.
1:42:05ENSlow Down to Grow Faster: Bangaly Kaba on Understand Work, Adjacent Users and Career Choicesゲスト Bangaly Kaba · ホスト Lenny RachitskyThe former Instagram head of growth and current YouTube product director explains how to choose where to work, why teams should invest in understanding before executing, and how he found growth levers at Facebook, Instagram and Instacart.
1:25:50ENThe Skip, the Sidecar, and the Rabbit You Should Never Catch: Nikhyl Singhal on Building a 60-Year Product Careerホスト Lenny RachitskyMeta and former Credit Karma product leader Nikhyl Singhal explains how to plan a career backwards from the job after next, spot ex-growth companies, diagnose a stalled promotion, and survive the success you've been chasing.
1:37:56ENMove Fast, Own the Details: What Binance, Agoda and N26 Taught Mayur Kamat About Productゲスト Mayur Kamat · ホスト Lenny RachitskyN26's Chief Product Officer on running products through daily meetings, choosing jobs by strengths and compounding, and why experiments beat strategy decks.
1:21:13ENBad Friction, Good Friction: Laura Schaffer on User Psychology and Growth Experimentsゲスト Laura Schaffer · ホスト Lenny RachitskyThe new head of growth at Amplitude explains how she built a growth team at Twilio, why most experiments fail, and why the user's state of mind decides what converts.
1:33:33ENThe Art of Influence: Treat Your Executive Like Your Most Important Userホスト Lenny RachitskyWebflow product leader and former Slack chief of staff Jessica Fain explains how executives really decide, and why influence matters even more in the age of AI.
1:19:36ENWise and Curious: Chip Conley on Mentoring Brian Chesky, Dying Nine Times and Learning to Love Midlifeホスト Lenny RachitskyThe hotelier who became Airbnb's "modern elder" at 52 on working for a founder in founder mode, why age diversity is a team asset, and what a near-death experience taught him.
1:14:03ENThere Is No Marketing Playbook: Krithika Shankarraman's DATE Frameworkゲスト Krithika Shankarraman · ホスト Lenny RachitskyThe first marketing hire at OpenAI and Stripe explains why diagnosing your own problem beats copying other companies' tactics.
18:02ENYour Career Is the Most Important Product You'll Ever Shipホスト Lenny RachitskyA product-leadership framework for navigating dozens of jobs, building career stories, avoiding burnout, and turning reputation into opportunity.
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