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Product-driven companies put their users’ painpoints and the extent to which their product solves those front and center. When necessary, they do so at the cost of short-term sales.
Product managers work at the core of these choices. After all, they are the ones that translate customer understanding into product roadmaps. Leigh Marie Braswell was the first product manager at Scale AI before turning to early-stage investing at Founders Fund. She will join us to share insights on how fantastic product management can uphold product-driven cultures as companies grow in scale and complexity.
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