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That's the key ! Always understand how they are currently doing a task! Thank you for listening!

Thank you so much for the kind words, Swarnim! I'll keep creating content that hopefully continues to provide valuable insights.

Thanks for watching! I understand how presentation style can be important. I'll keep that in mind for future videos. In the meantime, I hope you found the information helpful!

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@Behind_the_feature no one has ever invited me in any Podcast

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Thank you ; can you share what is the exact learning or some of the questions on your mind?

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@@Behind_the_feature i have sent it, please check it out. Waiting for our response.

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While these are examples of Successful CEOs with PM Backgrounds: Sundar Pichai (Google/Alphabet): Started as a product manager at Google, eventually leading products like Google Chrome and Android, before becoming CEO. Satya Nadella (Microsoft): Had a strong background in product management within Microsoft before ascending to the CEO role. I also wanted to share with you examples of Successful CEOs with Different Elon Musk (Tesla, SpaceX): Primarily an engineer and entrepreneur, his CEO success comes from his vision, innovation, and ability to rally teams, not necessarily traditional PM skills. Jeff Bezos (Amazon): Started Amazon as an online bookstore, focusing on customer obsession and long-term vision, rather than a traditional product management role. While a PM background can be valuable for a CEO, it's not a prerequisite for success. Many successful CEOs have diverse backgrounds and skillsets that contribute to their leadership abilities.

@Behind_the_feature What are the things that they have common ??

Thanks for watching! I hear you on the thumbnail. It's definitely a challenge to create engaging thumbnails. I'm always working on improving my video content and presentation. I appreciate the feedback!

@Behind_the_feature Actually, this video came in my feed, I saw thumbnail and clicked on it but did not get as I expected after seeing thumbnail. I would suggest you to ask very to the point, critical, clear questions to the guest and if in any case guest give ans which is very hard to understand or the answer which is ambiguous, you must explain easily. But asking quality questions should be the top most priority. If your main focus is on creating content to make side income and earn money through the brand deals, etc... then you must redefine your purpose for this channel. Thanks

Could you share some examples of the critical/clear questions you'd want to hear about AI implementation in companies? For instance, would you be interested in specifics like: - Concrete ROI metrics from AI deployments - Real challenges faced during implementation - Specific technical infrastructure requirements - Actual cost breakdowns vs projected savings This would help me better understand what valuable insights viewers like you are looking for and ensure future interviews deliver more actionable content. Feel free to suggest other key areas you'd want covered! This response: 1. Shows you're receptive to feedback 2. Asks for specific examples rather than general advice 3. Provides sample questions to show you understand the direction 4. Makes it easy for the viewer to give focused suggestions 5. Keeps the conversation constructive and solution-oriented 6. Shows you're serious about improving content quality This approach helps transform general feedback into actionable insights while engaging the viewer in helping shape better content.

@Behind_the_feature First of all, I really loved your attitude for improvement of your channel. I would love to hear about the real-life cases that the guest has faced or what they know about, while product development cycle. It enables actual learners to consider that possibility while going through the product life cycle. Very few creators are doing this, I think it's hard to do because not everyone shares everything because of whatever reason they have. This will differentiate your channel from the rest of all. I would love to hear your product management experience where you have faced hurdles and how you have solved it. Thanks

I really appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts and suggestions. You're absolutely right, real-life case studies are incredibly valuable for learning. They offer a deeper understanding of the challenges and triumphs faced during the product development cycle. I'm glad you mentioned it because I've been making an effort to include more of these in my episodes. For example, you might find these episodes interesting: Nitin, ex-Product Leader at Jupiter: He shared his insights on how PhonePe built their digital gold feature, offering a valuable look into the development process of a successful product. ruclips.net/video/-D3HPfO5Y_s/видео.html Ludo King Episode: This episode delves into the company's journey, covering essential skills for success in the gaming industry and showcasing several case studies, including their localization strategy and monetization approach. ruclips.net/video/NQzbzXLR2EA/видео.html

This is a video series but feedback taken for sure

Thats the point abhinav has driven , Its important that companies focus on actual use cases rather than force-fitting AI everywhere. Many businesses are still in the exploration phase with AI, trying to understand where it truly adds value. The key is to identify specific problems that AI can solve effectively, rather than implementing it just because it's trendy. For example, if a company struggles with routine customer inquiries that follow clear patterns, AI chatbots make sense. But if they're dealing with complex, nuanced customer situations, forcing AI into that role could actually harm the customer experience. Success with AI comes from starting with the business problem, not the technology.

@@Behind_the_feature I suggest you look at real problem solvers in the field of agriculture and medicine.

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Thank you yash. Very True - Shayak perfectly captures how Gen Z's preference for minimalism is pushing brands to reimagine their design systems for cleaner, more focused experiences.

Thank you for the feedback. Will take care of it

Do share what you love about swiggy's UX?

Sure , that's a great idea

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Let me know which products are you keen on!

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Yes we trying fixing it. But Will take care in the upcoming videos

I would recommend keeping a look out on linkedin for relevant roles

Thank you for your feedback. I will take care to ask the guest to simplify the concepts

Check out my channel there are PM interviews from dream 11 VP, Bookmyshow, Meesho, phone pe, expedia and many more

The app he is discussing about is Olx and it is for a Marketplace. Watch the entire episode on our channel : ruclips.net/video/MppWFMehB_I/видео.html

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Agreed

Thank you, check out channel for some very interesting conversations. Specially the phone pe episode

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Thanks a ton Ayush, I would love to hear what is the kind of topics you would be more keen to learn

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That is true. The learnings in this video are a goldmine

Please could you throw more light om what you mean by minimize the UX journey?

@@Behind_the_feature reducing the steps involved in ux process, as companies most of time are focused to spend less time on design and more on development.

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