Data for Dummies: A Crash Course for Non-Technical PMs (with Mo Hallaba)

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How to Control the Chaos of a Multi-Product Portfolio

What happens when a single-product company decides to build a second—or a third—without unraveling the success of the first? The leap from one product to many rarely doubles the complexity; it multiplies it. Product leaders suddenly face sharper trade-offs: when to place bold bet ...  Show more

How to Use an Operations Mindset to Scale Product Delivery

Finding product–market fit isn’t the finish line—it’s base camp. In this episode, Hannah Clark sits down with Amit Shah, COO of Virta Health, to unpack what really happens after you’ve “made it” and the mountain suddenly gets steeper. Virta is scaling a fully virtual metabolic he ...  Show more

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