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Product Management for Maximum Impact

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This class is based on real product management experience with startups, small and large silicon valley companies

In this class we will focus on what Products are, how you manage product, and what defines and makes product successful. We will discuss Product Manager role (PM), key skills and responsibilities of PM, and what distinguishes good PM from bad PM. 

Who Product Manager is, what product manager is ultimately responsible for (setting the backlog of what is to be built) and how the go about doing that (knowledge of customer, market, data, industry, technology, etc.)

What makes an effective PM (passion for product, strategic thinking, creativity, execution, leadership, cross–functional savvy, etc.).

Then we will take a deeper look into how Strategy is set for New Products, Growth Products, and Mature Products, and how product lifecycle affects priorities.

For each product lifecycle stage will define key success formula which is essential to measuring right things and building Product Strategy that drives success. Formulas we will talk about are

New Product Success as a multiple of Market, Team, Product, and Luck,

Growth Product Success as Number of Customers, Growth Rate, Virality and K factor,

Mature Product Success as Customer Lifetime Value or LTV: Revenue, Gross Margin, Retention, Customer Acquisition Cost

Instructor Details

Vasily is a Staff Product Manager leading Tesla Customer Acquisition team. In his career, Vasily is primarily focusing on solving large complex problems and profitable growth. He is living and working in San Francisco bay area. Before joining Tesla, for three years Vasily led Driver Growth and Driver Experience products at Uber. Prior to that, Vasily led consumer product at Reputation-com and worked for number of late stage VC funded Silicon Valley startups: SuccessFactors, BitTorrent and others Vasily is speaking regularly on topics of automation, product experimentation, understanding customer needs, and managing a product for maximum impact. His other interests include advising and investing in growth startups, teaching online classes to thousands of students, and helping startup employees turn equity packages to liquidity. Vasily has MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and holds Master degrees in Physics from Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology and Economics from New Economic School. Vasily is a proponent of living healthy, he is a former competitive swimmer and Champion of Moscow Region in Swimming

Specification: Product Management for Maximum Impact

Duration

1 hour

Year

2018

Level

All

Certificate

Yes

Quizzes

No

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  1. Esteban Timmermann

    I liked the curse very much, very clear. Sadly the last videos (case study) had horrible audio. Very hard to understand at least for me.

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  2. Khushboo Jha

    not working

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  3. Gaurav Khanna

    It is good so far.

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  4. Jalaj Garg

    Yes, i think the course has given me a good head start to think on the lines on starting something

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  5. Luciano Trindade Pereira

    Instrutor nada carism tico, sem express o ou empolga o. Curso chato e tedioso. Videos finais poderiam ser melhor editados, e n o c pias o youtube!

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  6. Jaishankar R

    change of camera angle divert focus…………try to have straight coverage videos

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  7. Tommy TBones Cramer

    I like what I’m hearing and feel this is going to help me make better decisions about products and service.

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