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This session will cover the complexities of working with products across the physical & software arena. We'll be covering how ideas & concepts become reality, how a PM works cross-functionally with multiple teams to keep a project flowing & how a PM continues to iterate & improve upon products after they've made it to consumers' hands.
Main takeaways:
- Creating, building, & launching a product with a distributed team
- Working as Product Manager with remote teams (Including globally distributed teams in different time zones)
- Communication challenges & how to overcome them
- How to foster a positive culture with remote teams
Meet the Speaker: Meher Vurimi
Meher Vurimi has a strong background in Product Management with 7+ years of experience. He is driven by the desire to build great products & help to maximize the company's revenue.
View Speaker's Full Profile (https://bit.ly/3jB38ji)
The content of this event is for educational purposes only & does not include any specific facts of the presenter's current or previous company. The opinions expressed in this event are solely those of the presenter based on personal experiences & do not reflect those of the company the presenter works for.
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