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On episode #40 of the 2B Bolder Podcast guest Vidhya Rammohan,  Senior Product Management Leader driving product definition through launch for Intel talks about her roles and responsibilities, and how she was able to transition from application engineer to product management. She shares her background and unique superpowers that have helped her transition into the most fulfilling role of her career.  Vidhya's transparency is refreshing and so enlightening to other women looking to understand the various paths that exist in tech.  Don't miss the career tips covered in this podcast.

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Angela Ceresnie, CEO at Climb Credit shared her experience with transitioning from the big financial market into a niche market dedicated to making credit accessible to everyone. She opened up about her leadership style, company values and the structures around managing successful product teams in the Fintech industry.

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Building a product is a long process. In order to ensure every step goes smoothly, it's essential to research, plan, and keep everyone on the same page. In order to do this, we need an outline, that outline is the Product Requirements Document. Our guest today, Amazon Senior Product Manager Elly Newell is here to break down this crucial tool so that you can have smooth product journies in your future.

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Stefania Olafsdottir walked us through her journey from math and philosophy to becoming a CEO. She uncovered the age of self-serve data governance, the key to democratizing data, and how to set up a data stack.

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On today's episode, we have two special guests, Sharmeen Browarek Chapp, VP of Product for Twitch, and Laura Teclemariam, Director of Product for Netflix. They will be sharing the critical connection between building inclusive products and retention. Find out how to use data to increase inclusivity for better engagement from ALL your customers.

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Booking.com is a top player in the travel industry. Our guest today is their VP of Product, George Berkowski and he is here to discuss a critical Product management topic, scaling. He will share his top 5 focus points that have helped his team and company power their incredible revenue and growth.

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We have to invest ambitiously in platforms if we’re going to be able to scale and actually deliver against all of these different products. Today our guest, SVP of Product for the New York Times Lisa Kamm will be taking us through Platform Product Management. Listen now for a collection of Product Management insights from a seasoned expert.

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Data democratization isn't just a buzzword! Our special panel of some great senior Product minds are here to set the record straight on the future of data. Join Marily Nika (Google), Adam Dille (Quantum Metric), Aurimas Adomavicius (Devbridge), Erik Ashby (Helpshift), and Roman Stanek (GoodData) as they speak about everything data.

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In today’s episode, we’ll hear Leah’s Definition of what is Product Management and what is so special about being a Technical Product Manager. Do we actually need a Software Engineering skills? If not, what do we need to know then? Leah also shared her own experience working in the American and European markets - differences and similarities and how to integrate into the new culture. Prons and cons of working as a Product Manager at startups and big companies

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Digital project management: What is it, and who makes a good digital project manager? In this first episode of Sprints & Milestones, Brett Harned and Greg Storey introduce you to digital project management, the principles set forth in Brett’s book Project Management for Humans, and how they apply to anyone leading projects. This episode is just a taste of what’s to come in future episodes, so take a moment to get to know your hosts and the basis of this first season before we dig in.
Show Notes

In this first episode of Sprints & Milestones, Brett Harned and Greg Storey introduce you to digital project management, the principles set forth in Brett’s book Project Management for Humans, and how they apply to anyone leading projects. This episode is just a taste of what’s to come in future episodes, which will be a review of each of the seven principles, which are:

• We Are Chaos Junkies
• We Are Multilingual Communicators
• We Are Loveable Hardasses
• We Are Consummate Learners and Teachers
• We Are Laser-Focused
• We Are Honest, Always
• We Are Pathfinders

Each episode of this first season will deep deeper into the principles and your hosts will share their opinions, war stories, and tips and tactics on how to address many curve balls that come your way while working on digital projects. This episode is just a taste of what’s to come in future episodes, so take a moment to get to know your hosts and the basis of this first season before we dig in.

Mae Reed is an interaction designer at Rackspace, part-time development instructor with Girl Code It and a pillar in the Austin design community.

She has a talent for understanding the value of designing through open lines of communication due to her first-hand experiences with designing and developing and feels that both designers and developers should be working together from the onset of the project to consider affordances and constraints. Mae is also an active and organizational member of an Austin meetup group, Fresh2Design, where she seeks to make connections with new designers and help them find their place in the Austin design community.

In this episode, Anthony sits down with Mae Reed to talk about how the way communication can not only be the champion of success in a smaller agency but also create a pathway for designers, developers, and clients to accomplish enterprise goals, together.

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web: maekr.co

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Twitter: @fresh2design

web: fresh2design.com



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Being able to juggle an overwhelming amount of tasks, responsibilities and day to day activities comes down to how well you're able to carve out enough time to do the things that matter most to you each and every day.

Charlie Waite started his career with Focus Labs in Savannah, Georgia and learned the value of the hustle and how to make an impact in fast paced high demand, agile environment. After living and breathing the agency world Charlie sought to find a company, role, and environment that he identified with and work with disciplines that he hadn't had a lot of interaction with. Charlie found that opportunity with GoPro as their UX/UI Design Manger for their software team and was able to dig in and work with teams to design consumer facing products and be a part of creating a universal design language that spans the entire company

In this episode, Charlie sits down with Anthony to discuss what it meant for Charlie to make the transition from client services to more product focused design, what it means for Charlie to work directly with people, and how what you do outside of work can make a huge impact on your productivity, success, and overall level of happiness.

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Twitter: @charliecwaite

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From designing things to designing educational training, Travis has a passion for project management and digital solutions.

Partnering with his wife Rachel to create louderthanten to instruct a project management curriculum to help improve the way teams work together, streamline their creative design processes and allow insight into how project managers solidify the client relationship; Travis is passionate about creating a culture of education on the web.

In this episode, Anthony and Travis get down to the details of dynamic thinking and what it means to Travis to find better ways for teams to work together and pull from different design methodologies to design better solutions to create lasting client relationships.

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@travisgertz

@louderthanten

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If you've ever shopped online with Nike or booked a cruise with Norweigan Cruise lines you might have used a product that Ben Peck was part of Designing. Ben is a busy guy and he spends a lot of time working with Needle.com to design e-commerce chat interfaces and paradigms that help people feel confident in purchases they make. In addition to his full-time, job Ben has been pivotal in the creation and growth of Frontutah.com and a creator of The Product Design Association.

Ben has a passion for elevating his local design ecosystem by providing networking opportunities, educational events and enabling ways for people to share what they're doing, how they're doing it and how they've become better doing what they do. In this, episode Ben and Anthony sit down to discuss a wide variety of topics ranging from the Utah design community to his role in the organization of the Front design conference to what Needle does and how they are designing better ways for conversations between humans and computers.

Ben Peck

@benpeck

benpeck.com

Needle

@needleit

needle.com

Front

@front

frontutah.com

vimeo.com/frontutah

The Product Design Association

@pdautah

productdesignutah.org

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From starting a company with his wife in the basement of his home to presenting his start-up company to a daunting crowd of Canadian angel investors, Mikael Cho of Crew and Unsplash, has been able to consciously push himself and the people around him to new levels of success.

In this episode, Mikael and Anthony discuss the journey that Mikael's taken to find his professional path and how that path created his perspectives on growth, success and life as a whole. Mikael believes building trust into new business relationships and knowing that growth is organic and in his eyes, is the most successful way to be true to yourself, your client and your craft. Originating in design and development, Crew seeks to help freelancers and studios establish consistency and Companies in need of Creative talent find the best available to them . Holistically, Crew supports freelancers and studios in removing the troublesome aspects of business in order to focus on letting those people do what they do best, create.

Be sure to check out crew.co and unsplash.com

Twitter: @crewlabs and @mikaelcho
Medium: https://medium.com/@crew

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Claudio Vallejo is a passionate Freelance Web-Designer and Front End Developer by way of Monterrey, Mexico. Beginning in the Baylor business school and through the Baylor Accelerated Ventures Project, there he discovered design and development and was given his first experience in product design. In this episode, Claudio and Anthony sit down to discuss everything from how a failed college project would ignite his creative passion to his perspective on turning ideas into reality to the challenges faced as a non-us citizen looking to land a design job.

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