How to Solve People's Problems as a Product Manager by Facebook PM

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In this workshop, Product Manager at Facebook provided a clear scope of a product manager role, the mechanics of the product development process, and the communication needed to ensure transparency across stakeholders. Additionally, she talked about how to use user feedback to inform decisions.
Aigerim Shorman is a Product Manager at Facebook. Before Product Management, she founded her own company Wist, was in investment banking, and taught with Teacher for America. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Science.
Chapter 1 0:45 "People Problems First"
Chapter 2 1:30 Speaker Introduction
Chapter 3 2:15 Product Ideas
Chapter 4 5:56 Step 1: Research
Chapter 5 9:57 Step 2: Data
Chapter 6 10:58 Step 3: Identify Pain Points
Chapter 7 12:30 Step 4: MVP
Chapter 8 15:18 Step 5: V1 of the Product
Chapter 9 18:18 Fully Scaled Product
Chapter 10 19:47 Talk Overview
Chapter 11 21:20 Questions from the Audience
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[@kristjanpettai2849]

These kind of presentations are so valuable. Thanks for posting. Most of the times its hard to hear questions from the audience. Some presenters repeat the questions, I wish more videos would have that.

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Thanks for the feedback and glad you like them!

[@CarlosAndresVelasquez]

I wish the people with questions had mics. The second part of the video (Q&A) is hard to engage with.

[@ProductSchoolSanFrancisco]

Thanks for your feedback Carlos! Our recent videos are coming out with a much better audio quality, so check them out.

[@kafurmin]

Thanks a lot! It was really interesting!!! Please, help us hearing questions also. Thanks again)

[@DM-ly3gl]

Great talk!

[@riolaper]

You sound like Robin Scherbatsky from HIMYM

[@Baramburum123456]

she sounds not like product, but the feature maker

[@kyungholee8410]

Exactly.....

[@RatriMaria1505]

Flat Iron you might right and glad that works for you. All roads lead to Rome !

[@dongiovanni9212]

I expected something great... but i see through the BS. Not her fault, but not what i expected

[@jooorence]

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