Webinar: How to Create a Product Vision by Dropbox PM, Tansik Koyuncu

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  • Опубликовано: 22 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @DePhpBug
    @DePhpBug 2 года назад

    Thanks for the content , I'm a PO i still very new into crafting this Product Vision, this clips helps me to understand instantly what it is

  • @ankitminglani
    @ankitminglani Год назад

    great content! Would really love to see some examples of vision and strategy to execute the same which worked put for a product! cheers!

  • @beitalksdigitalnomaddiaries
    @beitalksdigitalnomaddiaries Год назад

    Hi! I am trying to check for the courses but the website doesn't open on my end. it says "unable to access". What could be the cause? What are my other options?

    • @ProductSchoolSanFrancisco
      @ProductSchoolSanFrancisco  Год назад

      Are you looking on our website? Try clearing cache, using a different browser (chrome works well).

  • @DePhpBug
    @DePhpBug 2 года назад +2

    Is product vision crafted with stakeholders and product manager only ?
    OR also craft along with the engineering team?

  • @ntcuong01ct1
    @ntcuong01ct1 3 года назад +1

    Dear Friends,
    I have a question:
    1/ One Product Vision can have many Product Brands?. Thank you.

  • @tomasnespechal7066
    @tomasnespechal7066 4 года назад

    Where did you get the Produx Labs vision builder template pls?

  • @lsk0430
    @lsk0430 3 года назад

    sneak peek

  • @shangrulawhatnow
    @shangrulawhatnow 2 года назад

    Did Tansik, the Dropbox guy, really present from Google Drive? LOL ;-)

  • @TheDirtyCaller
    @TheDirtyCaller 3 года назад +7

    Ironically, this presentation was super dry and packaged, just like the "beginner" product vision he looked down upon. Go outside of silicon valley to find some product people to speak as guests, they tend to be way more unique about how they think about products. I feel as if every time I watch one of these videos, it's the same jargon that's just been repacked 8 different ways. Sad to see a company with a vision to build product leaders, and yet all the "knowledge" is pre-packaged from the same group-think-bubble.