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Product building is like art, and with art comes a mass of problems with philosophy and building choices to ensure your product is right for the space.
We sat down with Brian Norgard, Angel Investor and former CPO of Tinder and talked about problems in product building, what tools are needed to help this process, problems targeting and delivering to customers, angel investing and what’s needed to facilitate the process, problems with the crypto space, remote work, and more.
This episode is full of pure insight and passion for products. Special Guest: Brian Norgard.
Get on the email list at problemssighted.substack.com
We sat down with Brian Norgard, Angel Investor and former CPO of Tinder and talked about problems in product building, what tools are needed to help this process, problems targeting and delivering to customers, angel investing and what’s needed to facilitate the process, problems with the crypto space, remote work, and more.
This episode is full of pure insight and passion for products. Special Guest: Brian Norgard.
Get on the email list at problemssighted.substack.com
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